Inspector A-S-H

About the Role Inspector A-S-H supports quality assurance in a manufacturing environment by inspecting incoming, in-process, and finished items using precision instruments; ensuring parts meet drawings, production and purchase orders, and special instructions. The role also involves documentation, material identification, and safe handling of materials for certifications. What You'll Do

• Receives work instructions from supervisor
• Uses a variety of common precision measuring instruments to inspect quality of incoming, in-process and completed items against drawings, production and purchase orders and/or special instructions; inspects designated quantity of parts for proper condition such as identity, finish, dimensions, hardness, stage of development, condition and quality; uses visual and mechanical inspection techniques in determining quality of item
• Accepts/rejects parts, prepares material move forms, tag material with proper identification to document the receipt and disposition of material record, record data as required
• Holds designated materials for certifications and release and sees that such materials are properly identified; maintains appropriate files
• Verifies adequate protection of items subject to damage and mishandling
• Use crane and hand trucks to move material from and within work areas for inspection purposes
• Occasionally dye checks standard welds or materials to locate defects, as directed What We're Looking For
• Experience using a variety of common precision measuring instruments to inspect quality against drawings, orders, or special instructions; ability to inspect designated quantity of parts for identity, finish, dimensions, hardness, stage of development, condition and quality
• Proficiency with visual and mechanical inspection techniques to determine item quality
• Ability to accept/reject parts, prepare material move forms, and properly tag material for receipt and disposition; maintain necessary records
• Knowledge of material certification handling and proper identification; ability to move materials using cranes/hand trucks for inspection
• Willingness to perform dye checks on standard welds or materials to locate defects as needed