Quality Control Inspector

Perform inspections/test of Printed Circuit Boards and Cable/Wire Harness.

Will provide inspection support in the areas of incoming quality control, internal first articles and in-process inspections in various production areas.
-    Inspect PCB Boards and wire harnesses to assure conformance to engineering/Customer drawings and/or other documentation.
-    Document inspection results using manual and computer-based systems.
-    Generate Material Non-Conformance reports for items not meeting specifications.
-    Interface with personnel within the quality department regarding work assignments and priorities.
-    Interface with personnel in engineering, manufacturing, and sales to resolve any issues relating to specifications or non-conformances.
-    Other duties as assigned by the department lead, supervisor or manager.
 

Previous experience in Printed Circuit Board inspection and Wire Harness

Visual Inspection Skills under microscope or inspection tools to verify that a product is free of defects before installation in the next level of assembly or final distribution to the customer.

Hands-on experience with common inspection tools such as:

• Micrometers, calipers, Multimeter.
• Reading and interpretation of engineering drawings and specifications.
• Computer skills, including familiarity with Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Strong communication skills, both verbal and written.
• Experience in use of and/or programming of automated inspection tools, such as vision inspection systems.
• Experience working in an ISO 9001 manufacturing environment.

Education/ Training Required: 

• High school diploma or equivalent (two years of college preferred)
• OR, 3 to 5 years’ experience in a manufacturing environment as a quality control inspector/technician.
• (Required) IPC Certified Quality Inspector.

Working Conditions & Safety Concerns:

Operates inspection/test equipment in a shop floor manufacturing environment.  Works at a PC station as needed.  Assists manufacturing personnel on the floor as needed. General safety practices followed, including use of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses and steel toe shoes as required.