Unit Inspector 3rd shift

Bosch-HomeComfort•Norman, OK

About The Position

Performs operations to inspect, assemble, repair, and package comfort units to specifications. The inspector maintains quality standards by approving in-process production and finished products, using engineering drawings and instructions, and following ISO 9001 standards. The role records quality results and resolves assembly issues through repair or by notifying a supervisor to obtain additional resources.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints.
Ability to use decimals, fractions, and scales.
Ability to use pneumatic tools safely and correctly.
Ability to communicate effectively.
Computer skills, including the ability to read and use Key Component Verification, IPCS, OMS, and BOM.
Ability to meet the physical demands of repetitive work, including continuous standing, pushing, pulling, lifting, and carrying parts weighing 5 to 50 pounds; amounts over 50 pounds require physical or mechanical assistance.
Arm strength and coordination for using pneumatic tools; repetitive motion of the hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders; and ability to raise arms above chest level and overhead.
Ability to rotate the upper body to lift and position parts on units or a conveyor line.
Continuous visual attention and some close mental attention to detail when assembling units to blueprint specifications.

Responsibilities

Obtain required tools, equipment, and parts.
Work from blueprints and verbal instructions from a supervisor.
Visually inspect finished products and verify that they meet specifications; return nonconforming products for repair.
Perform other operations to resolve assembly problems, including basic visual inspection of parts and components and verifying conformance to specifications within normal unit flow and timing.
Package units and parts for shipment, include required tags, instructions, and warranties, and seal packages with packaging tools.
Perform simple repairs and rework on parts and units, including changing wires, straightening or aligning sheet metal, touching up surface defects, drilling or reaming holes, and combing damaged coil fins.
Communicate recurring quality issues to the supervisor, Production Team Lead, or Group Lead.
Apply identification labels to finished units, parts, cartons, or crates, and verify that the correct data and carton labels are used.
Perform basic housekeeping to maintain a neat, orderly, clean, and productive work area.
Perform other department duties as assigned by the supervisor.
Achieve and maintain 5S standards.