QUALITY INSPECTOR III

Salary Range: $30.00 To $40.00 Hourly Quality Control Inspector – Level IIISummary The Level III Inspector is responsible for performing complex first article, in-process, and final inspections to ensure thatprecision machined components, assemblies, and products meet all customer and company quality standards. Work involves inspection of diversified, tight-tolerance parts for industries such as aerospace, medical, defense, and semiconductor manufacturing. Responsibilities may also include supplier audits and qualification activities. This position requires extensive hands-on experience withprecision machining processes , engineering drawings/blueprints, andGeometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T). The Level III Inspector develops inspection procedures, designs specialized gauging or measurement setups, and uses a range of precision and electronic measuring instruments. The role also includes programming and setup of Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs) and OGP vision systems, as well as training other inspectors in their use.

Primary Responsibilities: Verify thatprecision machined parts and assembliesmeet all customer and internal specifications for quality and conformance. Accurately document all inspections and verifications through signatures, stamps, or electronic records. Review and confirm the completeness and accuracy of supplier certifications. Lead quality initiatives for assigned customers and support general quality efforts across all programs. Mentor and train Level I and Level II inspectors on inspection techniques, control plans, and FAI (First Article Inspection) reporting. Serve as the primary trainer for CMM and OGP vision system programming and operation. Promote and maintain a safe, organized, and 5S-compliant work environment. Support workload management within the inspection area to ensure efficiency and accuracy. Perform additional duties as directed by management. Knowledge and Skill RequirementsExtensive experience inspecting precision machined componentsand tight-tolerance mechanical parts. Thorough understanding of engineering drawings, blueprints, and GD&T, with the ability to interpret and train others in these standards. Strong knowledge of both English and Metric measurement systems. Proficiency with statistical tools and variance analysis. Skilled in the use of precision measuring instruments and electronic devices (micrometers, height gages, surface plates, comparators, CMMs, OGP systems, etc.). Ability to interpret customer specifications, national standards, and technical documentation. Strong communication, mentoring, and collaboration skills with the ability to work effectively with employees, management, and customers.

Physical Requirements: Annual eye examination and one-time Ishihara (Color Blindness) Test required from an accredited eye care professional.

Working Conditions: Standard manufacturing and inspection environment. May require light lifting, standing, walking, and sitting for extended periods. Occasional local travel and weekend work may be required Medical, dental, and vision plans Spending accounts: Pre-Taxed Flexible Spending Account and HSA – Health Savings Account 401 (k) Retirement Savings with matching contributions, Paid Sick/Personal, Vacation, Holiday time Employee Assistance Program Group life insurance Long-term disability coverage Short-term disability coverage PSECU Credit Union Other coverages, services, and discounts are available through our PEO including: Mobile app Identity theft coverage Learning Real Estate & Financial Services Discounts on a variety of things such as auto buying, magazine, movie tickets, theme parks etc.