In-Process Quality Inspector — Precision & Compliance

Sechan Electronics, Inc.; Rohrerstown (PA); On-site; USD 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Sechan Electronics, Inc. seeks an In-Process Inspector I to verify product quality at multiple manufacturing stages. You will review drawings, inspect cables and assemblies, and document acceptance or rework decisions as needed.

Using microscopes and precision tools, you will ensure compliance to industry standards, military specs, and customer drawings, while collaborating with QA and engineering to address defects and trends.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to obtain IPC certifications (IPC-A-610, IPC-A-620, J-STD-001).
• DoD experience a plus but not required.
• Ability to pass vision acuity exams per NASA/industry standards.
• Experience with Military and International Quality System rules is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Reviews drawings and specs to understand quality requirements.
• Inspects cables, PCAs, assemblies, and systems for standards compliance; performs first piece inspections.
• Uses microscopes and standard measuring tools for inspections.
• Verifies all required documentation.
• Collaborates with Quality Engineers on disposition of non-conforming material and defect-trend analysis.
• Documents defects in company software and submits items for inspection as needed.
• Maintains ISO/AS9102 compliance and supports customer-inspector visits.
• Works with customers and colleagues professionally; pursues IPC certifications as required.
• Uses IPC and other standards knowledge to guide processes and continuous improvement.
• Performs other duties to support the organization’s mission.

Skills

Technical drawing interpretation

Measuring equipment understanding

Communication skills

Detail oriented

Computer skills

Teamwork

Adaptability

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

IFS

Aegis

TipQA

Job description

Sechan Electronics, Inc. seeks an In-Process Inspector I to verify product quality at multiple manufacturing stages. You will review drawings, inspect cables and assemblies, and document acceptance or rework decisions as needed.

Using microscopes and precision tools, you will ensure compliance to industry standards, military specs, and customer drawings, while collaborating with QA and engineering to address defects and trends.