Quality Assurance Inspector

Job Title:

Quality Assurance Inspector Non-exempt

General Description of Job:.

In-process inspections of production parts (turret punch, laser cutting, welding, shear, press brake, etc.). Final quality inspections. Roving quality checks and in-process audits. Various record keeping tasks.

Essential Job Tasks:

Performing QC inspections, inspecting machine setup parts (first piece inspections), tagging, stamping or otherwise marking QC approved parts, logging rejected parts and entering data into the MRP system.

Other Job Tasks:

Collecting SPC data upon customer request, performing tool maintenance and inspection, communicating occasionally with customers relating to production quality issues, and researching corrective actions as needed. Meet all company requirements pertaining to the use of the time clock. Maintain a clean and organized work area. Work safely.

Reports to:

QA Supervisor/Quality Assurance Manager.

Supervises:

Supervises no one.

Knowledge, Skill, and Experience Requirements:

Able to read and interpret customer drawings, specifications and requirements. Proficient in the use of all manner of measuring instruments, such as; calipers, gage blocks, height gage, micrometers, etc. Familiar with PCs and Windows based programs. Data entry skills. Possess a positive, helpful attitude. Self-motivated, outgoing and cooperative. Excellent attendance. Ability to stay focused and work well under pressure (e.g. time constraints).

Education, License, and Certification Requirements:

High school education preferred. Must complete all ISO 9001/AS9100 training as required.

Amount of Supervision Required to Perform Job:

Minimal.

Machines and Tools Used:

Dial, digital, and Vernier calipers, networked computer, surface plate, dial test indicator, height gauge, scientific calculator, gauge blocks and pins, various jigs and templates, protractor, dial chamfer, countersink gauge, and cotton gloves for cosmetic parts.

Appropriate Work Attire:

Leather boots that cover the ankle are required. Tank tops are not allowed, but cut off sleeves are permitted. Clothing that displays profanity, obscenities, or anything inappropriate is not permitted. Clothing must not have obvious holes or tears. Superior Steel frequently has guests tour the shop; therefore, we ask that employees maintain a professional appearance. Safety glasses must be worn at all times in the production shop and outside. Denim or work pants are required. Sweat pants, shorts, and tennis shoes are not allowed. Gloves are recommended for some tasks but may be hazardous while performing other tasks. Ear protection must be worn in the grinding room. Ask your supervisor for specific information concerning your task.

Environmental Factors and Working Conditions:

Work atmosphere is mostly indoors and can be noisy and dusty. Outside weather conditions affect shop temperature. Shop is partially heated in winter.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OR DEMANDS:

Standing (% of time, type of surface, activity):

50% of time

Sitting (% of time, type of surface, activity):

20% of time

Walking (% of time, type of surface, distance):

30% of time

How often can worker change position?

Frequently.

Carrying (weight, type of object, distance, frequency):

Fabricated metal parts up to 50 pounds. Carrying distance will not exceed 30 feet. The worker will be carrying parts frequently throughout the shift.

Lifting (weight, type of object, frequency):

Fabricated metal parts 10 to 50 pounds occasionally.

Pushing/Pulling (weight, type of object, frequency):

Occasionally pushing or pulling a pallet jack with a 5,000 pound capacity. Occasionally pushing or pulling a roller table with a 2,500 pound capacity. No frequent pushing or pulling.

Bending (frequency from waist, knees):

Frequently from the knees. Seldom necessary to bend from the hip.

Reaching/Grasping (work being done, distance, frequency):

Continuous movement of the hands and arms reach. Fine manipulation is frequent. Occasional over-the-head manipulation or reaching and grasping.

Repetitive Motion (work being done, body parts used, frequency):

Inspecting parts with hands and arms frequently.

Twisting (work being done, body parts used, how far, frequency):

Twisting from all joints frequently. Full range of motion is necessary.

Climbing (surface, height, slope, number of steps, frequency):

Occasionally 10 feet at a moderate slope with 18 steps up to the break and restroom. Occasionally 3 feet at a 90-degree slope to drive the forklift. Occasionally use an 8-foot stepladder for checking parts in the rack.

Superior Steel FabricationEmployee Sign-off FormQuality Assurance Inspector

Training:

· Employees will be trained on specific areas of the Management System requirements that pertain to their job activities.

• Other required training may be “on-the-job”, achieved through meetings, classroom sessions and/or external courses/seminars.
• Employees are expected to know and understand how their job activities affect quality - If in doubt ask.

Quality Policy:

“Deliver Parts with no Defects, On-time, Every Time.”

Quality and Service Objective of Job:

I have read my Job Description and understand that by adhering to SSF business policies, Management System Manual requirements, and this Job Description, we will satisfy our customer and business requirements while continually improving our products and processes. I will perform my duties efficiently while adhering to all safety requirements.

Pay: $18.00 - $20.00 per hour

Work Location: In person