Quality Inspection Coordinator

MacLean Engineering & Marketing Co.; Owen Sound; On-site; CAD 60,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

MacLean Engineering is seeking a Quality Inspection Coordinator in Owen Sound, Ontario, for day shift (8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.).

The role verifies product and component quality against specifications and focuses on identifying and evaluating quality through monitoring, measuring and improving to boost productivity and reduce defects. The successful candidate will inspect welds, ensure traceability, coordinate NDE when needed, sign-off drawings, and work with the MPE department to drive continuous

Qualifications

• Minimum High School Diploma or Certificate of Completion.

Responsibilities

• Perform quality inspection of components in process or completed in fabrication (Saw/Burn/Bend, Weld, Machine Shop, Blast/Paint, or other sources as assigned).
• Understand and interpret welding requirements and specifications from blueprints and drawings.
• Inspect welds through visual inspection and use of designated measuring tools.
• Sign-off drawings as designated for visual inspection or complete and apply inspection tags.
• Identify where NDE requirements are required, perform NDE inspections, and coordinate repairs on non-conforming components.
• Ensure material traceability through heat number track is being followed and applied on burnt and welded parts for certified weldments. CSA or ROPS/FOPS components.
• Check for and monitor serial number application on required components for traceability.
• Random checks on welding equipment to ensure WPS parameters are within tolerance, weld consumables are properly stored.
• Identify and report welding defects to the Lead Hand or Supervisor.
• Monitor, verify and record that necessary weld repairs have been completed.
• Identify and communicate errors on fabrication drawings to the department Supervisor or MPE.
• Assist MPE department with providing details or Root Cause analysis of non-conformances.
• Assist in identifying areas of Improvement in manufacturability – including weldment fitting steps, weld joint design and component fixturing to improve fabrication quality and efficiency.
• Monitor in process inspection of blast and painted components to ensure blast profile and paint DFT checks are being completed by operators.
• Perform routine checks of blasted and painted parts for defects relating to weld quality –i.e. porosity, excessive grinding marks, classified surfaces and report defects and non-conformances to Supervisor or MPE or apply non-conformance tag and move components to Quarantine for further disposition.
• Monitor and maintain calibration records for all in house measuring devices and components. Perform spot checks of measuring equipment to ensure accuracy to a known standard, calibration records are up to date and tools are in good working condition.
• Any other duties assigned by the Supervisor or designate.

Skills

Quality inspection

Welding inspection

Process improvement

Education

High School Diploma

Tools

Measuring tools

Job description

POSITION TITLE: Quality Inspection Coordinator

LOCATION: Owen Sound, Ontario

SHIFTS: Day Shift (Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)

PAY: $60,000-$64,000 annually
MacLean Engineering is looking for skilled and experienced Quality Inspection Coordinatorto join our growing team in Owen Sound, Ontario This is a great opportunity to be part of a growing team. If you are looking to be challenged, valued, and rewarded with a competitive compensation package in a dynamic work environment, this position is for you!

About the Position: The Quality Inspection Coordinator role is to verify that product and component quality meets the Company's, Customer's and other regulatory specifications with a focus on identifying and evaluating product quality through monitoring, measuring and identifying to increase productivity and reduce defects as well as mentoring co-workers with a goal for continuously improving the quality of MacLean products. This position requires the following proficiencies:

• Be responsible to perform Quality inspection of components that are in process or completed in Fabrication including, but not limited to; Saw/Burn/Bend, Weld, Machine Shop, Blast/Paint, or any other sources as assigned daily by the Supervisor.
• Understand and interpret welding requirements and specifications from blueprints and drawings.
• Inspect welds through visual inspection and use of designated measuring tools.
• Sign-off drawings as designated for visual inspection or complete and apply inspection tags
• Identify where NDE requirements are required, perform NDE inspections, and coordinate repairs on non-conforming components.
• Ensure material traceability through heat number track is being followed and applied on burnt and welded parts for certified weldments. CSA or ROPS/FOPS components.
• Check for and monitor serial number application on required components for traceability.
• Random checks on welding equipment to ensure WPS parameters are within tolerance, weld consumables are properly stored.
• Identify and report welding defects to the Lead Hand or Supervisor.
• Monitor, verify and record that necessary weld repairs have been completed.
• Identify and communicate errors on fabrication drawings to the department Supervisor or MPE.
• Assist MPE department with providing details or Root Cause analysis of non-conformances.
• Assist in identifying areas of Improvement in manufacturability – including weldment fitting steps, weld joint design and component fixturing to improve fabrication quality and efficiency.
• Monitor in process inspection of blast and painted components to ensure blast profile and paint DFT checks are being completed by operators.
• Perform routine checks of blasted and painted parts for defects relating to weld quality –i.e.porosity, excessive grinding marks, classified surfaces and report defects and non-conformances to Supervisor or MPE or apply non-conformance tag and move components to Quarantine for further disposition.
• Monitor and maintain calibration records for all in house measuring devices and components. Perform spot checks of measuring equipment to ensure accuracy to a known standard, calibration records are up to date and tools are in good working condition.
• Any other duties assigned by the Supervisor or designate.

About You: The successful candidate(s) must be willing to learn, open-minded and flexible, organized and detail oriented, team oriented, disciplined, and must have a positive attitude, along with the following qualifications:

• Minimum High School Diploma or Certificate of Completion