Quality Inspector I 2nd Shift

New employees eligible for:Medical dental and vision benefitsCompany-paid life insurancePaid Time Off (PTO) Accrual11 Paid Holidays in Calendar Year401k Plan with Company MatchMonthly Attendance BonusReferral BonusTuition ReimbursementPosition Title: Quality Control Inspector IReports to: Quality SupervisorDepartment: Quality AssuranceJob Classification: Non-Exempt Labor Category: IndirectStatus: Full TimePosition Description:The Quality Inspector I performs mechanical visual electrical and dimensional inspections of components assemblies finished goods and incoming materials in accordance with approved drawings specifications workmanship standards and procedures. This role verifies documentation accuracy including DHR entries supplier documentation (IQC only) certificates of compliance and labeling and records inspection results in compliance with Good Documentation Practices (GDP). The Inspector I uses calibrated inspection tools to measure defined product attributes follows established procedures escalates issues when guidance is needed and works under direct to moderate supervision while supporting company values and continuous improvement Authority:This position has the authority to accept or reject components assemblies and finished goods to pre-established guidelines to assure acceptable components are approved and nonconforming components assemblies and finished goods are not released for use or Job Functions: Performs visual mechanical electrical and dimensional inspections of incoming material inprocess product labeling and final assemblies. Records inspections and reviews DHRs for completeness correctness and compliance with GDP practices. Verifies label accuracy against approved artwork component specifications and documentation. Measures product attributes using calipers templates magnamike (wall thickness) pin gauges rulers and other inspection equipment. Reviews component specifications (CS/PS) to confirm whether a defect is listed and applicable to the product under inspection. Documents inspection results accurately into inspection forms DHRs or electronic systems. Performs AQL sampling plans accordingly Reviews supplier documentation packages; including drawings purchasing specs PS/CS and CoCs for completeness revision accuracy and correctness (IQC only). Initiates nonconformance reports when documentation or product does not meet requirements. Communicates defects or documentation gaps professionally to Buyer/Planner Engineering or Quality leadership. Adheres to discrepancy reporting methods using NCRs Quarantine tags scrap tags and hold and Education: High school education or equivalent. Minimum of one year experience in an inspection environment using handheld inspection equipment preferred ASQ certification Experience: Experience using basic inspection tools (e.g. calipers gauges simple electronic equipment). Basic experience performing visual/dimensional inspections per drawings/specifications. Able to review documentation for accuracy (DHRs and supplier documents). Able to handle chemicals and Competencies: Able to communicate clearly in writing and verbally. Basic computer skills for entering and reviewing inspection records. Follow instructions and apply basic common-sense judgment. Performs basic math for measurement interpretation. Able to review documentation (DHRs specifications labels) for accuracy. Able to send clear email notifications when required (IQC only). Comfortable working with inspection tools and documentation Used:Mechanical and electrical equipment calipers gauges standard office equipment carts ladders Laminar flow benches and inspection and testing Requirements: Light physical activity performing non-strenuous day-to-day activities of a primarily productive nature. Moderate lifting (35 lbs.) carrying (10 lbs.) bending and prolonged sitting. Manual dexterity is sufficient to reach/handle items work with fingers and perceive attributes of objects and material. Intensive handwork. Ability to visually inspect small components and detailed features with normal or corrected vision. Requires the ability to identify and distinguish colors and shapes. Requires the ability to sit and stand for extended periods. Well-lighted air-conditioned indoor laboratory/production setting with adequate ventilation.