2nd Shift Quality Inspector – Precision Metals

Sanmina; Newark (CA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Sanmina Corporation in Fremont, California is seeking a detail-oriented Quality Inspector for the second shift. You will inspect metal components and electromechanical assemblies, ensuring conformance to customer drawings and workmanship standards using visual, dimensional, and measurement methods.

Responsibilities include receiving inspection of incoming materials, documenting results, developing inspection methods, applying final labels, and communicating non-conformances.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 2 years of quality assurance experience in a mechanical manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

• Inspect metal components and electromechanical assemblies visually and dimensionally, based on internal and customer specifications.
• Perform receiving inspection on incoming components and raw materials.
• Document inspection results in paper and electronic systems.
• Develop methods and procedures for quality inspection and control.
• Apply final labels or markings to demonstrate product acceptance.
• Communicate non-conformances identified during inspection activities.
• Support calibration audits and daily inspection activity reporting.

Skills

Quality assurance

CMM inspection

Weld inspection

GD&T

BOM interpretation

Measurement tools

MS Office

Communication skills

Overtime flexibility

Education

High School Diploma

College coursework

Tools

CMM (coordinate measuring machine)

Bore gauge

Caliper

Micrometer

Pin gauges

Job description

Sanmina Corporation in Fremont, California is seeking a detail-oriented Quality Inspector for the second shift. You will inspect metal components and electromechanical assemblies, ensuring conformance to customer drawings and workmanship standards using visual, dimensional, and measurement methods.

Responsibilities include receiving inspection of incoming materials, documenting results, developing inspection methods, applying final labels, and communicating non-conformances.