Quality Systems Inspector and Testing Floater

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

1. Regularly participate in continuous quality improvement activities, including, but not limited to attending team meetings, keeping management apprised of any safety or product quality concerns, and staying compliant with policies and procedures in accordance with the Quality Manual. As a QC Tester, you will be at the forefront of our quality assurance processes, meticulously examining products to identify and rectify defects before they reach our customers. This position requires a keen eye for detail, a methodical approach, and a deep understanding of testing methodologies and tools. In the following sections, we will provide a detailed job description that outlines the key responsibilities, essential qualifications, and the valuable skills required for this role.

2. Use personal protective equipment, including but not limited to masks, gloves, and ear plugs when indicated.

3. Follows written and verbal work instructions in English.

4. Examines quality system records to verify if the quality information such as size, weight and voltage of product is in accordance with the product specifications and requirements of customer contract.

5. Handling quality system records in accordance with established procedures.

6. Inspects products to determine compliance with customer specifications, internal quality control systems, and shipping and packaging conformity standards.

7. Inspection of product and packaging labels to verify accuracy and completeness of information in accordance with drawings and/or other specifications, including but not limited to customer purchase orders and government contracts.

8. Uses inspection stamp to indicate approval or rejection of product on data sheets and other forms of records.

9. Operates machines, automated inspection tools, and other tools to perform inspections, including but not limited to pull testers, magnifying glass, gauges, calipers, and digital multimeter.

10. Works at various work stations to perform inspections at different stages during the production and assembly process.

11. Has responsibility to inspect at least an average amount of product, in comparison to coworkers on a daily basis for the specific job assigned.