Quality Inspector - Tooling and Parts

Precision Personnel; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Precision Personnel in Nashville, TN, is seeking a Quality Inspector to verify materials and parts from sheet metal, forging, extrusion and related processes, and to calibrate precision instruments. The role emphasizes first article inspections, tooling inspection, and conformance to blueprints, standards and customer specifications, with hands-on work across the shop floor and production line.

Diligence, attention to detail and mathematical accuracy are essential to ensure defect-free

Qualifications

• Two (2) years machinist experience or other close tolerance machinist experience and demonstrated ability to read and interpret specifications and blueprints and make analytic mathematical calculations.

Responsibilities

• Determines methods of inspection and set up of parts which requires inspection from surface plate, tables, etc., and use of precision measurement tools.
• Determines machinability and availability of material for subsequent machining operations or further fabrication as required.
• Inspects parts to specification, and determines allowable deviations in dimensions and finishes when not otherwise specified.
• Inspects materials of all kinds, using necessary information needed such as blueprints, specifications, catalogs, purchase orders, standards (both military and customer).
• Disassembles, cleans, reassembles, adjusts and calibrates measuring instruments by repairing or replacing damaged parts.

Skills

Machinist experience

Job description

Quality Inspector

Occupation Summary: This occupation requires the inspection of all materials and parts machined and fabricated from sheet metal, forging, extrusion, composite, etc., those formed by creasing machine and the various peening processes and chemical processes and painting applications including first article inspections as directed. Also required is the inspection, repair and calibration of standard and precision measuring instruments/ gauges, the inspection of tooling including jigs, fixtures, dies, patterns, templates, etc., including test run and first check of production parts.

Work Performed

• Determines methods of inspection and set up of parts which requires inspection from surface plate, tables, etc., and use of precision measurement tools.


• Determines machinability and availability of material for subsequent machining operations or further fabrication as required. Inspects parts when made up into complicated assemblies for their usability, interchangeability, etc., and prepare the necessary paperwork.


• Determines sequence of inspection operations and acceptability of alodine, anodized, shot peened and prime painted aircraft skins, panels and other parts, being guided by directives, blueprints, specifications, inspection procedures, standards and practices.


• Inspect parts to specification, and determines allowable deviations in dimensions and finishes when not otherwise specified.


• Inspects creased and shot peened skins, panels and other parts for uniformity of peened or hammered appearance for proper contour of formed parts to specifications.


• Inspects materials of all kinds, using necessary information needed such as blueprints, specifications, catalogs, purchase orders, standards (both military and customer), etc., and the use of precision measuring equipment


• Observes damage to precision measurement equipment and instruments caused by improper usage and transmits information to assist in correcting such practices. Disassembles, cleans, reassembles, adjusts and calibrates measuring instruments by repairing or replacing broken, worn, or damaged parts. Issues and receives measuring instruments, gauges, blueprints, mylars and specifications from issuance cribs. Maintains records on items issued and instruments and gauges inspected and/or repaired


• Determines inspection procedure including necessary inspection layout and setup of part and/or tooling according to tooling inspection standards, computational check of dimensions not shown, springbacks and allowances; assembly of complete information and data to inspect tooling coordination and etc. Determines inspection procedure for most complex types of patterns (wood, metal, plastic, plaster, etc.), jigs, tools masters, fixtures, foundry, machined dies, machine fixtures, etc.


• Makes layout of sample part, forging or casting from blueprint by marking all location points and reference lines necessary to inspect tooling described herein. Makes layout directly on tooling to inspect layout and workmanship of toolmaker and coordination with related tools. Makes progressive inspections of tool makers’ or jig and fixture builders’ layouts during fabrication as/if directed.


• Sets up tooling on surface plate or bale, angle plate sine plate, rotary or tilting table or other base in a position suitable for taking precision measurements. Levels jigs, fixtures, etc. and inspects with precision measuring equipment and inspects for practicability by loading sample parts if required. Inspects tooling completely for dimensions, workmanship, adherence to tool design, engineering prints, shop practice and procedure, inspection standards, practicality, and coordination with associated tooling and parts. May make tool tryouts and other practicability inspections. Stamps and otherwise approves/disapproves tooling and prepares paperwork as required.


• Performs duties incidental to the accomplishment of the assigned task and hands-on hardware audits. Mixes sealant to specification requirements.


• Computer proficiency to navigate systems for labor charging, access work instructions, record completion of work, Paycor, MES, PII’s, etc.

Minimum Qualifications

• Two (2) years machinist experience or other close tolerance machinist experience and demonstrated ability to read and interpret specifications and blueprints and make analytic mathematical calculations.