GRISWOLD INDUSTRIESJob DescriptionQuality Control InspectorJOB DIMENSIONS:Job Summary:Under general supervision, performs receiving, in-process, and final inspection of raw materials, finished machined parts, and assemblies, ensuring conformance with engineering documents, government and commercial standards, customer requirements, and company quality guidelines; calibrates and uses precision measuring instruments; and performs other related duties as assigned.Reports to:Inspection Supervisor.Examples of Duties and Responsibilities:Performs inspection of raw materials and castings as well as finished parts from vendors;Conducts first-article inspection of pre-production items from vendors;Examines first-piece machined parts during various processes after acceptance by Machinist and Lead Worker, and perform rechecks throughout production run;Inspects clean, completed parts before release to stockrooms;Verifies correct assembly of valves and controls, and determine that all required tests are performed;Analyzes customer requirements for finished products and spare parts to assure all steps are completed before shipment, including special packaging and marking;Verifies all measuring instruments are calibrated at recall periods or when accuracy is questioned;Performs dimensional inspections using precision measuring instruments such as pressure, threaded ring and plug, bar, height gages, calipers, micrometers, optical comparator, and surface plate work;Compares measurement results to Engineering drawings to determine acceptability for use;Prepares Reject Reports for items not in conformance with quality standards;Completes all records of inspections and vendor performance;Verifies that all work records from machine shop, assembly, and vendors are complete and correct, checking against established Engineering and Inspection standards, and that current revisions have been followed;Works with production personnel to assure priority items are handled first; Fully complies with company rules, policies, procedures, and safety guidelines to ensure safe and effective operations. QUALIFICATIONS GUIDELINES:Any combination equivalent of, but not limited to, the following:Experience/Training/Education:Considerable experience, training, and/or certification in machining or inspection techniques and procedures, preferably within a manufacturing environment.Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:Knowledge of machine shop and inspection practices;Ability to read and interpret blueprints and work specifications;Knowledge of applicable military and commercial standards;Ability to use standard precision measuring instruments to check linear, angular and configuration of raw, in-process, and completed parts to tolerances of .0001";Ability to complete assignments with minimum supervision;Some knowledge of hydraulics and assembly practices;Ability to communicate and work cooperatively with others; andAbility to tactfully and effectively attain adherence to quality control standards and practices.Physical Requirements:Ability to stand for extended periods of time;Ability to crouch, bend, and reach materials to inspect large items;Must be able to move into confined areas to check specified items in machine shop;Ability to lift and move materials weighing 25 pounds or less;Ability to move heavier objects with the assistance of co-workers or mechanical devices;Manual dexterity may be required to rotate and inspect small components and materials; andAbility to perform essential functions of the job, as defined; Reasonable accommodations provided upon request. Special Requirements:None.