What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quality Inspector position at Spectrum Staffing Services/HRStaffers Inc.?
SUMMARY
This role is essential in ensuring that all finished parts consistently meet both customer and internal quality standards. The Quality Inspector will handle in-process and final inspections, oversee first article reviews, and manage certification documentation with minimal oversight. In addition, this position serves as a trusted resource for troubleshooting quality issues, mentoring peers, and promoting ISO-driven practices across the production floor.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Perform detailed in‑process and final inspections using hand tools and measurement equipment.
• Complete First Article Inspections (FAI) and prepare customer certification packages.
• Verify parts from outside processes meet specifications before release.
• Coach and train team members on department procedures and workmanship expectations.
• Support production in applying ISO 9001 practices; participate in internal audits and compliance activities.
• Document findings, escalate nonconformances, and help drive effective resolutions.
• Adhere to site workmanship standards and assist with additional quality tasks as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS
• 5 years of inspection experience (preferred) with strong knowledge of shop‑floor manufacturing processes.
• Advanced understanding of GD&T per ASME Y14.5 and the ability to interpret complex drawings.
• Proficiency with precision measurement tools and common inspection equipment; familiarity with CMM is a plus.
• Comfortable using productivity and ERP/MRP tools (e.g., Microsoft Office; exposure to systems like Mie Trak or CAD tools such as SolidWorks is helpful).
• Clear, professional communication; able to manage priorities, solve problems, and mentor others in a fast‑paced setting.
• Able to meet physical demands of the role (standing, bending, lifting up to ~50 lbs) and work around typical shop noise and motion.
• Exposure to quality systems such as ISO 9001, AS9100, or ISO 13485 is strongly preferred; GD&T training/certification is a plus.