Quality Inspector A

AC, Inc.

Huntsville (AL)

On-site

USD 60,000 - 120,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

A manufacturing company in Huntsville is looking for a Mechanical Quality Inspector with at least 5 years of mechanical inspection experience. The ideal candidate should be proficient with measuring tools and able to read blueprints. Responsibilities include inspecting assemblies and generating reports. This is a full-time role with a focus on quality assurance in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

5 years of mechanical inspection experience required.
Ability to operate and interpret CMM results.
Proficient with measuring tools.

Responsibilities

Inspect assemblies for conformance to specifications.
Perform and witness leak and strength tests.
Generate AS9102 format data for First Articles.

Skills

Mechanical inspection

Blueprint reading

CMM operation

Organizational skills

Vision accuracy

Education

High School Education or equivalent

Tools

CMM (FARO Arm)

Tape measures

Calipers

Micrometers

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Inspects assemblies and their components for conformance to drawing and specification requirements.Performs and witnesses leak tests, strength tests, and performs non-destructive tests.Generates data in AS9102 format for First Articles.

PREREQUISITES:

High School Education or equivalent, 5 years previous mechanical inspection experience or equivalent.Computer literate with general organizational and clerical skills. Ability to perform multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment to assure delivery requirements to both internal and external customers.Ability to transfer or complete certification to ASNT NDT Programs such as VT, PT & UT.Ability to keep accurate records.Ability to follow documented procedures and standards.Proficient with measuring tools such as:tape measures, calipers, micrometers, protractors, and indicators.Must be able to pass Jaeger and Ishihara vision tests and must be able to pass blueprint reading and mechanical inspection test.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

Must have basic computer skills for email, record keeping and data entry.
Inspects assemblies and subassemblies, visually and with inspection equipment – including CMM (FARO Arm experience preferred ) .
Examines painted assemblies and subassemblies visually for conformance with drawings and specifications.
Maintains records of FA inspections performed and records piece part buyoffs in VE. Need to learn Discus F41 Software.
Communicates to manufacturing personnel the results of inspections and tests.
Reads and interprets drawings, specifications, procedures and inspection instruments. Learn calibration procedure. Understanding of GD&T requirements.
Inspects cromate conversion coating visually for conformance to specifications.
Direct communication with customers and DCMA as needed.
Ability to create set ups for accurate inspections with little to no assistance.Create Infor inspection plan in system .
Learn receiving inspection for Infor System.
Acceptance tickets (good) & nonconformance tickets (bad).
Also, see attached “Inspection Daily Routine” (Class A) Instructions.

MARGINAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

Files inspection records & material/hardware specs.
Maintains a clean work area
Transfers inspection instructions to Engineering Masters, working from drawings.
Prepares requisitions for office supplies used by Inspection.
Scans inspection records & create FAI’s in Discus.
Assists other inspectors in performing surface plate inspection and set-up of piece parts.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

Lifts 50 lbs maximum and frequently lifts or carries parts weighting 25 lbs.
Stands 60% of day mechanically and visually inspecting parts and assemblies.
Walks 30% of day performing inspections at different workstations.
Sits 10% of day recording inspection results
Carries 15 to 25 lb containers and assemblies during inspection process
Stoops, kneels and/or crouches to inspect lower sides of assemblies.
Reaches for drawings, components and subassemblies.
Handles rubber gaskets and foam cushions to assure proper bonding.
Orally interprets specifications, drawings and job orders to workers.
Clarity of near vision and midrange vision is required to visually inspect assemblies and subassemblies.
Ability to adjust vision to read gauges at a distance and then record the readings in logbook held in hands.
Color vision is required to distinguish proper hue and color of paints.Must be able to pass Jaeger and Ishihara vision tests.

MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT USED:

CMM (FARO Arm), Tesa height gauge, measuring tapes and scales, micrometers, dial and vernier calipers, thread gauges, pressure gauges, temperature gauges, ultrasonic thickness tester, shore durometer, go, n-go gauges and fixtures, copier, safety glasses, rubber gloves, ear plugs, pens, pencils, drawing packages. Specifications, written procedures, files, wire brushes.

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

Normally works inside 95% works outside 5 %, if needed; exposed to odors in paints and solvents; exposed to grinding dust, when grinding; exposed to noise from machining and sawing processes.Exposed to hot temperatures in the plant during the summer months and exposed to colder temperatures in the plant during the winter months.

PRODUCTS PRODUCED:Metal frames, containers and platforms.Occasionally plastic fixtures.

GENERAL COMMENTS:

Good reading, communication and math skills required.
Personal, work and/or school references must indicate dependability, good attendance, good steady worker, few or no job-related problems.
Prefer 5 years’ experience on the job performing mechanical inspections.
Maintain a positive working environment with other inspectors and employees.
Must support and be engaged in AC’s quality, environmental, health, and safety management system.

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