Quality Inspector I, II or III

What you'll be doing: Responsibilities will vary based on the level at which you are hired: Inspect precision-machined components, subassemblies and assemblies Perform visual, dimensional, receiving and in-process inspections Read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications Verify product conformity using appropriate measurement and inspection equipment Accurately record results and maintain inspection documentation Identify and communicate nonconforming conditions Work with production, engineering and quality personnel to resolve issues Follow established quality procedures, policies and customer requirements Support continuous-improvement activities Maintain an organized and safe inspection environment Quality Inspector I This level is designed for someone beginning or developing a career in manufacturing quality.

Responsibilities: Perform basic visual and dimensional inspections Use basic inspection and measurement tools Read and understand basic engineering drawings Complete receiving and in-process inspections Inspect components, subassemblies and assemblies Record accurate results in inspection reports Learn company quality procedures, policies and objectives Qualifications: Up to 1 year of inspection, manufacturing, quality or related experience Basic understanding of inspection methods and measurement tools Ability to read basic engineering drawings Strong attention to detail Willingness to learn and develop new inspection skills Quality Inspector II This level is intended for an inspector who can independently evaluate more complex components and drawing requirements.

Responsibilities: Perform all Quality Inspector I responsibilities Read and interpret complete engineering drawings and requirements Inspect more complex components and assemblies Perform First Article Inspections Apply and interpret GD&T requirements Plan and prioritize inspection assignments with minimal supervision Qualifications: 2 years of inspection, manufacturing, quality or related experience Working knowledge of engineering drawings and specifications Understanding of GD&T principles and inspection techniques Experience inspecting complex components Ability to select and use appropriate inspection equipment Quality Inspector III This senior-level position is for an experienced inspector who can work independently, evaluate nonconforming parts and provide technical leadership.

Responsibilities: Perform all Quality Inspector II responsibilities Interpret complete drawings, specifications and quality requirements Inspect a full range of manufactured components and assemblies Set up and operate available inspection tools and equipment Recommend rework or scrap dispositions for nonconforming parts in accordance with established procedures Independently resolve complex inspection issues Mentor less-experienced inspectors Help the quality team achieve inspection and production objectives Qualifications: 5 years of inspection, manufacturing, quality or related experience Advanced knowledge of engineering drawings, specifications and GD&T Strong knowledge of inspection methods, equipment and quality requirements Sound decision-making and problem-solving skills Ability to work independently Ability to provide technical guidance and mentorship Inspection responsibilities Depending on your experience level, your work may include: Visual inspection Receiving inspection In-process inspection Component and assembly inspection First Article Inspection Engineering drawing interpretation GD&T interpretation Inspection reporting Nonconformance documentation Rework or scrap recommendations Coordination with manufacturing and engineering What we're looking for Qualifications will depend on the inspector level, but successful candidates should have: Experience appropriate to the Quality Inspector I, II or III level Ability to read engineering drawings Familiarity with dimensional inspection methods Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Accurate written documentation skills Clear verbal and written communication Ability to work independently and within a cross-functional team Constructive problem-solving skills Ability to maintain positive working relationships Commitment to quality and workplace safety Experience with First Article Inspections, GD&T, complex components or nonconformance evaluation may qualify candidates for a higher inspector level. xevrcyc Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: Starting at $18.00 per hour and based on experience, knowledge and inspector level Benefits: Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance 401(k) Paid time off Paid holidays AD&D insurance Hospital indemnity coverage Additional voluntary benefit options Weekends off Available Shifts: Day-shift: 1 Night-shift: 2 Physical requirements Candidates must be able to: Wear required personal protective equipment Stand for up to 80% of the workday Occasionally lift and move 50–70 pounds Move throughout the facility, including across uneven surfaces Frequently bend, stoop and reach as required Vegas Fastener Manufacturing/Power Gen Components considers qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status or any other status protected by applicable law. EOE/M/F/V/D.