Precision QC Inspector: First-Piece & In-Process

R. H. Sheppard Co.; Hanover (York County); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

R. H. Sheppard Co.

seeks a Quality Control Technician to validate first piece, restart, and in-process inspections across production lines. You will document results per control plans on forms, blueprints, or sheets and ensure gauges are set up correctly to support efficient manufacturing. Responsibilities include communicating defects to operators and supervisors, performing CMM calibration as needed, and assisting with non-conforming material handling under the guidance of the Quality Control

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED.
• 3 years of related work experience in manufacturing setting.
• Basic MS Office skills (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams).
• Knowledge of basic mathematics, i.e. decimals, fractions, algebra, and geometry.
• Ability to read and comprehend blueprints and geometric tolerancing or ability to learn this skill within first month of employment.
• Flexibility required; cross-training is a must in this role.

Responsibilities

• Inspect or validate results for first machined piece set up and restart parts using blueprints and QCI’s; document data on print and first piece forms.
• Communicate defects or unusual conditions to operator/supervisor for action and potential shutdown or adjustments.
• Document first piece inspection results directly on the blueprint in the routing package.
• Conduct defined in-process and shift-based inspections per control plan requirements.
• Cover at least two machining operation areas and record results using QCI documentation with escalation as needed.
• Support red tag process by identifying, tagging, and segregating suspect product pending disposition.

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

R. H. Sheppard Co.

seeks a Quality Control Technician to validate first piece, restart, and in-process inspections across production lines. You will document results per control plans on forms, blueprints, or sheets and ensure gauges are set up correctly to support efficient manufacturing. Responsibilities include communicating defects to operators and supervisors, performing CMM calibration as needed, and assisting with non-conforming material handling under the guidance of the Quality Control