Dimensional QC Inspector - Precision Metrology

Orchid; Oregon City (OR); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Job summary

Orchid Oregon is seeking a QC Inspector, Dimensional, to inspect wax, ceramic and metal parts at various production stages. You will read blueprints, use precision tools, and document results to ensure quality and compliance with GMP standards.

The role emphasizes first article and receiving inspections, data accuracy, and adherence to internal standards. OSHA safety and teamwork are essential as the site supports orthopedic implant manufacturing.

Qualifications

• High School Or Equivalent (Required).
• No previous work experience required.
• Preferred: Experience in a Scientific Field.
• Preferred: Experience in Quality Inspection and Lean Manufacturing.
• Preferred: Technical Trade School.
• Preferred: ASQ membership.

Responsibilities

• Inspect wax, ceramic or metal parts using blueprints and precision tools.
• Complete written inspection reports documenting results.
• Ensure compliance with Orchid quality requirements and record-keeping.
• Maintain GMP-aligned documentation throughout manufacturing and inspection.
• Perform First Article Inspection and in-process inspections per customer requirements.
• Train inspection personnel and support production with tool usage.

Skills

Quality Inspection

Metrology Tools

Blueprint Reading

GD&T

Data Entry

Communication

Time Management

Problem Solving

Accuracy & Detail

Collaboration

Handwriting

Education

High School Or Equivalent

Tools

Micrometers

Calipers

Height Gauges

Optical Comparator

Gage Blocks

Dial Indicators

Surface Plates

Job description

Orchid Oregon is seeking a QC Inspector, Dimensional, to inspect wax, ceramic and metal parts at various production stages. You will read blueprints, use precision tools, and document results to ensure quality and compliance with GMP standards.

The role emphasizes first article and receiving inspections, data accuracy, and adherence to internal standards. OSHA safety and teamwork are essential as the site supports orthopedic implant manufacturing.