Quality Control Inspector 1 - Second Shift
Qualifications :
- High school diploma or GED required
- 0–3 years of relevant experience preferred; prior quality experience preferred, within GMP manufacturing environment is a plus
- Demonstrate all Basic Position Skills
- Familiarity with the fundamental concepts of Engineering drawings, inspection and documentation
- Demonstrate initiative and self-motivation to grow and succeed within the position
- Able to work semi‑independently after initial training
- Display aptitude and willingness to learn and accept coaching
- Will receive hands‑on training to support competency within the role
- Will receive opportunity and training to support growth within QC
Basic Position Skills
Flexibility – Able to adapt to shifting priorities and tasksTime Management – Able to balance multiple responsibilities and complete them efficientlyAptitude – Able to apply training effectively to assigned tasksAttention to Detail – Able to complete all documentation thoroughly and correctlyCommunication – Able to receive and give feedback and work well with others to achieve shared goalsMature work ethic – punctual with demonstrated good attendance recordReports to : Quality Supervisor
Primary job responsibility : The QC Inspector Level 1 is an entry‑level position within the Quality Control department. This position is focused on developing and applying foundational knowledge and the hands‑on skills and competencies necessary for the inspection of extruded components utilized in Medical Devices. The Level 1 Inspector utilizes basic and foundational methods and gages to perform inspections of extruded product to determine conformance to defined specifications, adheres to GDP documentation requirements, and contributes to the daily productivity of the QC Team. This position is performed with guidance and supervision with increasing independence with experience.
Essential Functions of Position
Perform Final Inspection for product Lot Release
Prepare, follow and perform final inspections as defined on inspection paperwork for lot releasePerform inspections using defined methods, gages and equipmentApply and follow ANSI and C=0 Sampling PlansDocument inspection results and complete all inspection paperwork as requiredAssess conformance to defined specifications and requirementsIdentify and document non‑conformances to defined specifications and requirementsRecognize, document and escalate quality concerns and issuesComplete end‑of‑shift reportingPerform Start up and In‑process inspection of manufacturing extrusion lines
Prepare, follow and perform start‑up and in‑process inspections as defined on inspection paperwork of high‑volume extrusion lines for production parts exhibiting recurring similar and consistent product geometries and materials and inspection methodsPerform inspections using defined methods, gages and equipmentDocument inspection results and complete all inspection paperwork as requiredAssess conformance to defined specifications and requirementsIdentify and document non‑conformances to defined specifications and requirementsCommunicate inspection results to the extrusion technician or operatorRecognize, document and upscale quality concerns and issuesIdentify, document, and communicate at‑risk product to appropriate personnelInspection Methods, Gages and Equipment
Utilize pin gages, ring gages, calipers, rulers, vision systems, and other applicable gages as specified and within scope of trainingRecognize and respond to basic visual and dimensional quality indicators and erroneous dataCreate efficiencies within the inspection processIdentify and report equipment and gages outside of calibration dates and exhibiting damage, wear, or malfunctionsDocumentation and Compliance
Adhere to Good Documentation Practices (GDP) requirementsMaintain accurate and complete records in all required documentationFollow defined processes and procedures appropriately and effectivelyMaintain product and lot traceability throughout the workflow and in all inspection documentation
Safety and Housekeeping
Follow all requirements and equipment safety proceduresIdentify and report safety hazardsKeep work area clean and organizedCommunication
Professional and courteous interactionsEffective use of email and daily reportingWork Environment
Dynamic and fast‑paced manufacturing floorExposure to noise, high temperatures, moving machinery, and high‑voltage equipmentClean room and gowning requirementsIs the work described above checked by another individual? YES
Physical and Motor Skill Requirements
Consistent lifting of up to 35 lbs. – RarelyMinimum lifting of 1 lb. – FrequentlyMaximum carrying distance of up to 30 ft. – OccasionallyReaching – must be able to reach machines and / or materials up to 6 ft. from floor – FrequentlyKneeling – N / ARepetitive motion – right / left hand / wrist – FrequentlyRepetitive motion – right / left foot / ankle – N / AContinuous arm motions – YesMust be able to avoid potentially moving object which could cause injury – YesMust be able to grasp and move object consistently and regularly – YesVision : intricate nature of work requires vision of 20 / 20 with or without corrective lenses – YesMust be able to use gaging equipment and tools – YesMust demonstrate ability to work productively and efficiently with others – YesBenefits and Compensation
Microspec offers competitive wages and benefits including :Sign‑On BonusMatching 401K plan annually after 1 yearEntry‑level 2 weeks paid vacation64 Hours personal / sick time (unused time paid out at end of year)Annual discretionary bonusSalary range : $23‑$26 per hour based on experience#J-18808-Ljbffr