Inspector III

Summary
Provides support to the Quality Inspection Department/Fabrication and performs routine to advanced clerical, filing, and inspection duties.  This person will assist with the day-to-day inspection tasks and additional engineering requests where necessary. Will assist with the training of lower-level personnel to increase the knowledge base across the department. Additional inspection requirements may be added to assist additional departments.
 
Primary Responsibilities

• Inspects complex manufactured parts for conformance to print and specification requirements.
• Performs visual, dimensional, mechanical, and optical inspections per instructions.
• Uses basic to complex inspection measurement equipment including CMM, microscopes, optical comparators, and coordinate measurement equipment to set up and verify dimensions and geometric tolerances for compliance.
• Works from engineering drawings, internal and external specifications, quality assurance standards, test procedures, and verbal instructions to determine acceptance of product.
• Participates in continuous improvement teams.
• Assist in supporting customer onsite audits.
• Maintain the highest ethical and quality standards, even when challenged from above.
• Uses computers to document quality records, first article and dimensional reports, and job status, including the scanning and filing of records." for subject-verb agreement.
• May assist with lean initiatives and participate where required. 
• Assists in training lower-level inspectors. 

Qualifications/Experience

• Requires a minimum of five years of mechanical inspection experience. 
• Two-year technical degree or Certified Mechanical Inspector (CMI) preferred.
• Certified Green Belt (CSSGB) or Quality Inspector (CQI) a plus.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Attention to detail and very organized.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Applications or equivalent.
• Must be able to communicate and understand instructions in English.
• Ability to work effectively and independently with minimal instruction.
• Knowledge of shop mathematics, blueprint reading, geometric tolerances, and SPC.
• Demonstrated ability to use basic and advanced inspection measuring equipment.
• Ability to use all types of inspection tools and equipment.
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