Quality Inspector

Position Summary The Quality Inspector ensures that metal‑mechanic automotive components meet customer specifications, internal standards, and regulatory requirements. This role involves performing inspections, measurements, and documentation to maintain product quality throughout the manufacturing process. Key Responsibilities Inspection & Measurement – Perform dimensional and visual inspections of metal components using calipers, micrometers, gauges, and CMM. Verification – Verify compliance with engineering drawings, GD&T, and specifications. Documentation – Record inspection results, maintain traceability, prepare inspection reports and non‑conformance documents. Process Control – Monitor production processes, report deviations, assist in corrective actions. Compliance – Ensure adherence to IATF 16949, ISO 9001, and customer‑specific requirements. Communication – Collaborate with production and quality engineers to resolve issues, support internal and external audits. Areas of Responsibility Incoming material inspection. In‑process and final product inspection. Non‑conformance reporting and containment. Calibration of measurement tools. Organizational Reporting Reports To: Quality Supervisor or Quality Manager. Interfaces With: Production, Engineering, Quality Assurance, and occasionally customers. Required Qualifications High school diploma or technical certification in metal‑mechanic or related field. Experience in automotive manufacturing quality control. Knowledge of GD&T and measurement techniques. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings. Familiarity with quality standards (IATF 16949, ISO 9001). Core Technical Skills Measurement & Inspection Proficiency in calipers, micrometers, gauges, and CMM. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and GD&T. Knowledge of surface finish, hardness, and material property testing. Quality Standards & Compliance Understanding of IATF 16949, ISO 9001, and customer‑specific requirements. Familiarity with control plans, inspection plans, and work instructions. Documentation & Reporting Ability to complete inspection reports and NCRs. Experience with PPAP documentation and traceability systems. Statistical & Analytical Skills Basic knowledge of SPC. Ability to use quality tools like Pareto charts and cause‑and‑effect diagrams. Problem‑Solving Support root cause analysis using 5‑Why and Fishbone diagrams. Assist in implementing corrective and preventive actions. Technical Software Familiarity with ERP systems, quality management software, and MS Office. Basic understanding of CMM programming (optional but valuable). KPIs for a Quality inspector Inspection Accuracy First Pass Yield (FPY) Goal: 98% (parts accepted without rework). Inspection Error Rate Formula: Incorrect inspections ÷ Total inspections × 100. Goal: 1%. Productivity Inspection Cycle Time – Average time per part or batch inspection. Goal: Continuous improvement. Number of Inspections Completed per Shift – Measure throughput efficiency. Compliance & Documentation % of Inspection Reports Completed Correctly – Goal: 99%. Audit Findings Related to Inspection – Goal: Zero major findings. Quality Performance Defects Detected Before Shipment – High detection rate. Customer PPM – Indirect measure of inspection effectiveness. Training & Competency Training Hours Completed – Goal: 20 hrs/year. Skill Certification Compliance – Goal: 100% certified for required tools and processes. Work Environment Ability to lift and carry up to 25 pounds. Ability to stand, walk, and move for extended periods. Ability to bend, squat, and reach overhead as needed. Working Conditions Warehouse environment with fluctuating temperatures. Exposure to loud noises, dust, and other typical warehouse conditions. Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) as required. Benefits 401(k) retirement plan with company match. Comprehensive medical health insurance. Dental coverage. Vision/optical coverage. Paid company holidays throughout the year. Paid Time Off (PTO) and vacation days. #J-18808-Ljbffr IFab Corporation