Quality Control Inspector

Position Summary

The Quality Control Inspector plays a key role in verifying that raw materials and finished goods meet established quality benchmarks and customer expectations. This position provides essential support to production through meticulous inspections, thorough documentation, and active participation in ongoing quality enhancement initiatives.

Primary Responsibilities

• Conduct inspections at various stages including incoming, in-process, and completed products.
• Confirm product specifications by utilizing precise measurement devices and testing instruments.
• Record inspection outcomes and maintain comprehensive quality documentation.
• Detect and report materials that do not meet standards and contribute to corrective measure efforts.
• Work alongside manufacturing teams to address and resolve quality issues.
• Assist in investigating root causes and facilitating process improvements.
• Ensure adherence to corporate quality policies and relevant regulatory standards.
• Review production documentation for accuracy and thoroughness.
• Engage in internal quality audits and support continuous improvement activities.
• Track quality performance indicators and produce detailed inspection reports.
• Maintain calibration logs for all inspection tools.
• Encourage compliance with workplace safety and established quality procedures.

Candidate Requirements

• Minimum of 25 years' experience in quality control or manufacturing inspection roles.
• Proficient in using precision measuring tools like calipers, micrometers, and various gauges.
• Familiarity with quality standards and different inspection techniques.
• Capability to interpret technical drawings and specifications accurately.
• Strong focus on detail and excellent problem-solving skills.
• Effective organizational and communication competencies.
• Preferably holds an Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Engineering Technology, Manufacturing, or related disciplines.
• Having ASQ Quality certifications is advantageous but not essential.