Visual Inspector, Final Packaging - 1st shift

Modern Industries•Phoenix, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Visual Inspector, Final Packaging is responsible for ensuring the quality of manufactured goods through visual inspection. This role involves examining materials from the production line before packaging, ensuring that products meet required specifications. The inspector will also perform polishing of inspected products, record pass/fail grades, produce detailed reports, count tested products, and verify packaging weight. A key aspect of this role is comparing material characteristics against standards to ensure consistency and documenting findings using computer software.

Requirements

Ability to read engineering drawings, technical specifications, product certifications, manufacturing planning, and inspection procedures.
Ability to interpret SPC plans and results.
Strong attention to detail, close observation and concentration skills.
Excellent decision making, planning and organizational skills.
Possess a fundamental knowledge of manufacturing processes.
Familiarity and knowledge of machining.
Basic understanding of special processes (i.e heat treatment, plating, welding, etc.).
High School Diploma or GED required.

Nice To Haves

A minimum of 1-3 years inspection experience in a manufacturing environment is preferred.
Visual inspecting experience with semi-conductor products and/or aerospace products and assemblies is preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform visual inspection of manufactured goods.
Ensure the quality of manufactured goods.
Inspect goods as they are finished.
Examine materials from the production line before packaging product.
Ensure company is meeting required specifications in the manufacturing process.
Perform polishing of inspected product.
Record pass/fail grade of products.
Produce detailed reports.
Count number of products tested or inspected.
Weigh product and samples to verify packaging weight.
Compare color, shape, texture, or grade of material with color chart, template, or sample to ensure consistency.
Package product as needed.
Report product status accurately.
Record “turn-backs” for resolution.
Analyze product history for trends.
Identify nonconforming material to be properly documented and segregated using Computer software.
Prepare and use standard documentation for reporting and detailed inspection plans for the purpose of recording measurement results on Computer software.
Work safely in a manufacturing environment.
Work independently and in a team.