Wax Dimensional Inspector LPCT

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Portland, OR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Wax Dimensional Inspector is responsible for assuring the in-process visual and dimensional quality of all wax components. This role involves identifying surface defects and flaws, performing dimensional measurements using various tools, and supporting engineering efforts to resolve product quality issues.

Requirements

Working knowledge of dimensional tools and basic dimensional inspection techniques as demonstrated by one year of competently performing Wax Molding, or Assembly Inspector.
An equivalent combination of classroom training and work experience.
Ability to perform wax dimensional inspection applying proper techniques.
Ability to read precision hand tools.
Ability to read, interpret, and follow specifications on Tech Cards, blueprints, and drawings.
Ability to work independently with a minimum of supervision.
23/30 correctable vision, and satisfactory passage of depth perception and color visions tests.
Ability to lift and/or maneuver objects weighing thirty to sixty pounds and occasionally up to seventy pounds.
Ability to work in difficult working conditions which may include operating in physically awkward positions for extended periods of time, exposure to noise, dust, chemicals and other elements.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with all common dimensional inspection tools including go/no gauges, micrometers, height gauges, calipers and pi tapes is preferred.
Familiarity with surface plate inspection setups.

Responsibilities

Visually inspects wax patterns prior to cleaning, soluble cores, developmental and prototype assemblies, and tools for surface defects and flaws.
Inspects components using height gauges, micrometers, calipers, ultrasound and other dimensional measuring devices.
Performs Statistical Process Control calculations using pre-established formulas to determine if dimensions are within acceptable ranges or if process is in control.
Works with engineers to establish and test inspection techniques.
Works with engineers to identify and resolve problems of surface and dimensional defects.
Enters dimensional data into computer for engineering purposes.
Prepares reports and information on dimensional issues as needed.
Completes a variety of logs and records.
May train less skilled personnel as assigned.
Performs other tasks as assigned.