Quality Inspector - CWI

Summary:
The Quality Inspector - CWI is responsible for assuring the successful processing of quality product and services complying to specifications and requirements. CWI certification will also be required. This position is involved throughout the entire welding process, performing duties before, during, and after welding.

Responsibilities:

• Performs in process inspections by confirming specifications (dimensional and cosmetic) are met on products being manufactured and on products ready for final inspection. Also incoming inspection on raw material, sub-contracted finishing, and externally produced items as required.
• Communicates required adjustments and rework requirements for non-compliant material to appropriate personnel (i.e. participates in MRB-Material Review Board meetings)
• Documents inspection results on applicable reports (FAIR’s -First Article Inspection Report, inspection reports,) as required
• Perform process audits and product inspection using a range of inspection tools (Caliper, Micrometer, Height Gage, thread gages, pin gages, thickness tester, gloss meter, etc.) throughout the manufacturing process.
• Assists with the calibration process and database updates of all inspection equipment (i.e. collecting, tagging, distributing, updating status, etc.)
• Works with team members instituting corrective and preventative actions.
• Provide support/training/communication to production personnel on quality issues.
• Departments covered could include sheet metal fabrication, welding, metal blending, and other departments as needed
• Other duties as assigned

Requirements:

• Up to date CWI certification
• Familiar with and experience in a mechanical fabrication environment similar to CMP-AMS
• Excellent blue print reading/interpretation skills
• Good understanding of GD&T. (preferred)
• Proficient in Microsoft office suite and with good computer and typing skills
• Ability to use wide range of precision measuring equipment (calipers, micrometers, height gages, gage blocks, thread gages, pin gages, etc.)
• Past experience and able to use (preferred) or willing to learn CMM (i.e. Brown and Sharp Global Advantage with PC-DMIS software) and portable CMM (i.e. FARO ARM – EDGE version) measuring equipment.
• Proficient with geometry and trigonometry (machine shop math)
• Able to work independently and as part of a team.
• Ability to learn quickly, retain and apply knowledge.
• Strong analysis and troubleshooting/problem solving skills.
• Strong communication, organizational and time management skills
• Must be a self-starter, detail and results-oriented, energetic, and pro-active
• Flexible (tasks and work schedule) and adapt to changing priorities and requirements
• Able to work in a fast paced environment.
• Technical competency with High School/GED, or Associates degree and/or experience in a mechanical field involving knowledge in machining, sheet metal, welding, spotwelding, painting and powder coating, plating, assembly

Physical Demands and Work Environment:
This position will work in a manufacturing setting with exposure to heavy equipment, machinery, and related noise levels. Position will be frequently required to walk, stand, bend, squat, and otherwise move continuously throughout shift. Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs.