Quality Inspector - Micone staffing

Salary: Days $18.90 – Nights $19.15 (hourly)

Type: Temp

Location: Stead, NV

Under the direction of the Sr. Quality Engineer

The Quality Inspector is responsible for verifying all processes are working correctly through

periodic inspections of the product before shipping to the customer.

If issues are detected in periodic inspections, the Quality Inspector must notify the Quality

Manager, Production Supervisor, and Engineering Manager.

The Quality Inspector also must drive containment actions to ensure that the quality and integrity of

the product shipping to our customers is maintained.

Responsibilities/Duties: · Inspections:

Complete all First Off inspections and periodic inspections at intervals defined by the Control

Plan/work instructions for production, service, and pass-through products ·

Production= Parts sent to customer assembly plants (Including new launch)

Service Parts sent to customer warehouses for dealership/replacement orders.

Pass-through: Parts that are manufactured by a sub-supplier, stored in our warehouse, and then

shipped to a customer for (Production & Service)

Non-Conforming Material: Responsible for identifying, labeling, and isolating non-conforming

material per the nonconforming material process.

Labeling: Verify the correct part label/finished goods label for every finished goods tote, rack, or box

shipping to the customer for production, service & pass-through

Containment Activities: Organize/Oversee sorts related to customer or internal concerns.

Train all personnel performing a sort, collect all sort data, and provide feedback to Quality,

Production, and Engineering on sort findings.

Quality Alerts: Train all Manufacturing operators and Supervisors (all affected personnel) on Quality

Alerts.

Provide completed training documents to the responsible Quality Engineer.

Ensure the intent of the Quality Alert is understood and verify that required actions are in place.

Work with Quality Engineers for clarification of requirements where needed.

Ensure all Quality Alerts are up-to-date, current, and posted at the point of use.

Determine Acceptance Criteria: The Quality Inspector should consult with the Production

Supervisor, Quality Engineer, and Process Technician as appropriate to decide to accept/reject the

product.

In the absence of the Quality Engineer, the Quality Inspector has the authority to determine the

acceptability of a part based on the documented requirements for the program, visual aids, and

knowledge of part history.

When a decision is made, a sample part should be saved and provided to the Quality Engineer to

make a new boundary sample. If a decision cannot be made, it is the responsibility of the Quality

Inspector to elevate the issue to the Quality Manager. The Quality Manager will consult with the

Production Manager and Engineering Manager to make a final determination and give feedback to

the team.

Root Cause and Corrective Action: The Quality Inspector will assist the team in driving Root Cause

evaluation and permanent corrective actions.

Communicate: It is the responsibility of the Quality Inspector to communicate any quality,

reliability, or system concerns up the chain of command to drive resolution. This includes reporting

all findings from sorts, first-off/periodic inspections, quality audits, general observation, etc.

Must know customer specifications and requirements.

Must know about applicable measurement systems.

Must be able to understand and use various check fixtures.

Comply with safety regulations and maintain clean and orderly work areas (5S)

Follow all clean-up and housekeeping procedures (5S) i.e. production floor, shipping & receiving

office, and warehouse as needed.

Ability to communicate and understand verbal and written instructions in English.

Perform other duties as assigned or required Specific Knowledge, Skills, Licenses, Certifications,

etc.:

Must possess a High School Diploma/GED

Minimum of one year experience in Quality

Must have good organizational skills and excellent verbal and written skills.

Must be able to determine good quality products versus non-conforming.

Strong computer skills and Beginner/Intermediate level of Microsoft Excel

Beginner/Intermediate level of experience with Quality Tools and Concepts (5S, 8D, Gage R&R, etc.)

Must be willing to attend training sessions when necessary.

Must be able to do basic mathematics.

Must be able to work overtime Physical Requirements:

Must be able to lift and move objects up to 35 pounds.

Must be able to walk, stand, sit, and bend in both an office and manufacturing environment.

Vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, and the ability

to adjust focus to work.