Quality Inspector - Day Shift

SITE Staffing Inc.; Town of Richfield (WI); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

SITE Staffing Inc. is seeking a Quality Inspector to join our manufacturing operations in Wisconsin. You will perform in-process inspections, document results, read customer drawings, and work with the Operations team and Quality Engineers to improve part quality.

Responsibilities include following GMP and GDP, using CMMs, vision systems, and gages, recording data, and communicating quality issues to production leadership to prevent non-conformances.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• At least 1 year of inspection experience or training preferred.
• Experience with basic quality instruments and reading prints is essential.

Responsibilities

• Follow GMP and GDP practices in daily inspections.
• Read customer drawings and specifications to verify conformity.
• Perform visual inspections, measurements, and functional tests.
• Document results accurately and maintain records.
• Identify and report defects and drive corrective actions.

Skills

Visual inspection

Reading prints

Team collaboration

Measurement tools

Education

High School Diploma

Tools

Coordinate Measuring Machine

OGP Vision System

Instron

Keyence

Gages (manual)

Job description

Hours: 7am to 7pm rotating schedule Pay: $17-23/hour based on experience

Job Description:

As a Quality Inspector, you are responsible for conducting in-process inspections on manufactured product and documenting the results according to Quality, Regulatory, and Customer requirements. The role of Quality Inspector will work closely with the Operations team and Quality Engineers daily to provide feedback regarding the part quality.

Key Responsibilities:

• Follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
• Knowledgeable in inspection criteria (Visual Inspection Criteria (VIC), Quality Alerts, Inspection Reports (IR).)
• Read and understand customer drawings and specifications.
• Collect and perform thorough inspections of molded and assembled components to ensure they meet specified quality standards, regulations, and safety requirements including:
• Visual Inspections
• Measurements
• Functional Test Methods
• Identify and document defects, discrepancies, or non-conformances in products or processes.
• Determine whether defects are within acceptable tolerances or require corrective actions.
• Record inspection results, measurements, and other relevant data accurately and in accordance with established procedures.
• Maintain detailed records of inspections, defects, and corrective actions taken to correct the issue.
• Operate various testing and measurement equipment such as coordinate measuring machines, vision systems, moisture, and force testing to accurately assess product dimensions and characteristics.
• Communicate with production supervision to align with daily production schedule.
• Collaborate with production team, engineers, and other stakeholders to communicate quality issues, recommend corrective actions, and ensure the products meet quality expectations.
• Collaborate with Quality Engineers for Root Cause Analysis investigations for defects or quality issues, aiming to identifying underlying problems and contributing factors to aid in prevention of future re-occurrences.
• Audit in-process records assuring process is in defined limits.
• Initiate non-conformance alerts and notify Quality Technician and/or Management.
• Confirm failed inspection results using co-workers, additional production samples, and/or documented resources.
• Communicate non-conformance to production line lead and/or supervision.
• Facilitate containment activity with Operation personnel.
• Assist Operations with the documentation and handling of nonconforming products.
• Assist with training of new inspectors on quality control procedures, standards, and best practices.
• Communicate shift notes with previous and following Quality Inspectors and/or Quality Technicians to ensure correct and accurate interpretation of information.
• Support new product introduction activities as needed.
• Perform daily, weekly, and monthly housekeeping within the lab and applicable part retain areas.
• Any other duties as assigned.

What We’re Looking For:

• High School Diploma or equivalent is required
• One year of experience and/or training, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Experience with basic Quality Instruments such as; calipers, micrometers, height gauge, gage pins, and go/no-go gages. Must be able to read basic prints.Working knowledge of Coordinate Measuring Machine, OGP Vision System, Instron, Keyence, and manual gages, is a plus.Experience in working with a team