Quality Inspector

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• It is the responsibility of all quality-control personnel to ensure customer parts conform to customer documents and record any discrepancies.
• Measure work-piece dimensions throughout the fabrication operation to ensure conformance and repeatability.

• Notify the supervisor of any problems and suggest changes that will allow jobs and projects to run more efficiently.
• Follows established procedures for documenting inspection process.
• Tag parts for acceptance or rejection.
• Maintain Materials Review Board (MRB) area of non-conforming parts and adhere to non-conforming material processes.
• Ensure all measuring equipment is properly cleaned, calibrated, and certified.

• Keep work area neat and orderly to prevent slips, trips, and falls.

• Keep documentation organized.
• Inspection of Jigs and Fixtures when necessary.
• Miscellaneous duties as assigned to help Prescott Metal achieve its goals.

1st Article Inspection

• Provides documentation requested by the customer for a first time run. Required criteria is typically given by each customer.
• Prescott’s standard 1st article inspection.
• Inspect part 100%.
• Provide all necessary paperwork that is required by the customer.
• Issue COC.

Initial inspection

• All dimensions are checked off.
• The controlled document is then stamped with a red INSP stamp, initialed, and dated by the inspector.
• Inspects jigs and fixtures.

Preliminary inspection

• Solve document issues.
• Verify job traveler and identification tag has correct information.
• Incoming inspection for purchased items as required.
• Verify forming orientation.
• Critical dimensions.
• Verify correct material.
• Check for burrs and sharp edges, tapped holes, counter sink holes, hardware.
• Welding.
• On the laser check for burrs inside holes and cut outs.
• On the punch press check for proper hole size.
• Verify quantity.
• Verify frame and fabrication finishes.
• Interpret powder coat masking on blueprints.

Final inspection

• Incoming inspection for Operation’s Standard Operating Procedures (OSOP).
• Cosmetic after parts are hung.
• Help track 1st articles and ensure all paperwork is completed and filed appropriately.
• Final assembly check.
• Silk screening completed.
• Stamping.
• Proper packaging.