Senior Quality Control Inspector

Curtiss-Wright Corporation•Middleburg Heights, OH

2d•$28 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

The Senior Quality Control Inspector performs inspections, checks, and tests on manufactured and purchased products, documents results, and updates the Oracle business system as required. The role carries out First Article, Receiving, In-Process, and Final inspections to determine whether materials, parts, or equipment are acceptable, including Commercial, Safety Related, Military, and ASME Code products. The position is based in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, in the greater Cleveland area, and the stated pay range is $28–$30 per hour. A sign-on bonus is available. The inspector uses inspection, measuring, and test equipment; interprets drawings, specifications, charts, procedures, and other data; and adapts inspection setups, techniques, and equipment for standard, non-standard, and special products. The role supports disposition of non-conforming and customer-returned material, maintains inspection and traceability records, assists customer and government inspectors and auditors, coordinates inspection status with other departments, and calibrates inspection and test equipment. Work hours may be flexed based on business needs and customer promise dates and shipping status. The position may also include other related duties as assigned. Curtiss-Wright – Middleburg Heights supplies fluid sealing services and technologies, safety-related and commercial-grade fasteners, precision-machined components, and electrical interconnections for the power generation industry. The position may require exposure to export-controlled information and additional security screening.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 5 years of hands-on industrial and metrology inspection experience.
Knowledge and experience in quality, including ISO, gage calibration, metrology, and GD&T.
Ability to use inspection equipment such as a surface plate, height gage, comparator, hand tools, and attribute gages.
Ability to perform detailed reviews of documentation and certifications against requirements.
Ability to apply visual inspection techniques.
Knowledge of gage calibration and calibration techniques.
Basic and intermediate shop math skills.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints.
Knowledge of GD&T, including its use and application.
Ability to set up and use a CMM for dimensional detail-part inspection and analyze and interpret reports.
Computer skills, including Microsoft applications and Outlook.
Interpersonal skills and ability to work in and promote a team environment.
Ability to develop and perform semi-complex and complex dimensional detail-part inspections.
Intermediate or advanced algebra, geometry, and trigonometry skills.

Nice To Haves

Vocational skills.

Responsibilities

Perform documented inspections using inspection, measuring, and test equipment to determine acceptance or rejection of material or parts.
Perform First Article, Receiving, In-Process, and Final inspections of materials, parts, or equipment, including Commercial, Safety Related, Military, and ASME Code products.
Interpret drawings, specifications, charts, procedures, and other data to determine whether materials or parts meet requirements.
Adapt or develop inspection setups and techniques, and adapt inspection equipment to inspect standard, non-standard, and special products.
Assist with review and disposition of non-conforming material and customer-returned material or parts, including rework, scrap, and return to supplier.
Maintain accurate, current inspection and testing records, including results and reports, traceability logs, and rejection reports or tags as required.
Interface with and assist customer and government source inspectors and auditors as necessary.
Coordinate and communicate inspection and testing status to other departments in support of production and shipping goals.
Calibrate inspection and test equipment used to support product acceptance, including gages, measuring tools, pressure gages, and shop-floor test stands.
Promote and participate in continuous improvement initiatives.
Prioritize work to meet customer-required ship dates, taking outside processing time into account.
Document inspection results in the appropriate format and update the Oracle business system as required.
Perform other related duties and responsibilities as assigned.