What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quality Control position at Cook Medical?
Overview
The Quality Control Inspector at Cook Vandergrift performs incoming, in process, final inspection of product, labeling and packaging, according to established procedures to ensure all products meet the appropriate specifications.
Responsibilities
Read and understand specifications for product being inspected
Perform visual, dimensional and functional inspections on components, sub-assemblies or finished devices to assure compliance with the written
specifications and/or drawings
Identify, document and control non-conforming components, sub-assemblies or finished devices according to established procedures
Accurate completion of necessary documentation
Follow all quality system documents
Report to work punctually and as scheduled
Perform fine manipulative processes, using a microscope/micro forge, video screen, and/or other equipment, seated and/or standing at a workstation
Perform work in a Controlled Environment with special gowning/clothing and hygiene requirements
Perform various computer functions
Provide training of QC personnel
Assist in introducing new or improved products into production
Perform routine maintenance on certain machinery/tools in department
Assure measuring equipment used to perform any inspection(s) is calibrated
Provide input to supervisor/manager to improve department operation and efficiency
Qualifications
Must have a high school diploma or GED
Must pass a post-offer physical exam and drug screening
Ability to read, write and understand product documentation and specification drawings
Have the written skills to accurately complete paperwork
Ability to use measuring devices and gauges
Perform basic math skills and applications including addition, subtraction, multiplication and division including the ability to understand decimals
Basic computer entry/retrieval skills
Physical Requirements
Good visual acuity
Good manual dexterity
Ability to occasionally lift a maximum of 30 pounds
Majority of day spent in Controlled Environment with special gowning/clothing and hygiene requirements
Required use of safety glasses
Limited exposure to hazardous chemicals used in manufacturing of products