What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quality Control Inspector position at ProFrac Services?
Responsible for inspecting production items to the critical criteria stated in the drawing and maintain personal responsibility of the inspection via a stamp or personal signature. The QCI is required to have a high degree of ethics and must be able to denote and elevate problems/discrepancies as they are identified. The Quality Control Inspector will determine the reputation of the product out in the marketplace.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Responsible for ensuring that the product or service is performed to the requirements stated in the associated Drawing or the Shop Router/Work Instructions.
Checks each item of equipment used for inspection previous to use to verify that it is within the required calibration cycle.
Reads blueprints and determines tolerances
Conducts work with the use of a standard micrometer, inside and outside diameter micrometers, dial, digital and vernier calipers
Inspects each part to the required dimensions stated in the drawing in a timely manner in order to support production. Communicates to supervisor if unable to inspect the part in a timely manner.
Performs other related duties as required.
High School education or equivalent required. Some college courses preferred.
Experience in QC/QA preferred.
Experience in CMM preferred.
ASME Certification GDTP (Y14.5) a plus
Must be able to read Blueprints and understands tolerances and knows to ask their supervisor if tolerances are not specified on the drawing.
Can read and use a Standard Micrometer, inside and outside diameter micrometers, Dial, Digital and Vernier Calipers with proficiency
Occasional travel may be required
Experience working in a team-oriented, collaborative environment.
Ability to read, speak and write English
Ability to use sophisticated computer software programs to achieve job functions
Sitting – at desk or computer station, standing, walking, speaking, hearing – frequent
Bending/Stooping, twisting, lifting – occasional
Gripping, reaching, writing, fingering (data entry), handling (paper, files, etc) – frequent
Able to work under stressful conditions at times
Fine Motor Skills - typing, 10-key, ability to write for extended periods of time
Communication - phone communication, communication with personnel and vendors
Seeing - able to see the computer screen
Climbing - able to go up and down stairs
Position will require a minimum of 40 hours per week unless otherwise directed by supervisor