Production Inspector II

Summary

Responsibilities

• Works from detailed Process Sheets, Visual Aid Packages, Engineering Change Orders, Production Change Notices, Critical Item List and other relevant written instructions • Inspects for proper positioning of components, soldering, markings and other various quality requirements related to various manufacturing technologies, which may include touch-up or defects found in the inspection process • Obtains the appropriate paperwork and necessary drawings for each job assignment and verifies the paperwork as the correct effective date • Verifies placement, polarity and labels on circuit boards • Uses Defect Code List to identify defects and route boards to rework/repair facilities • Performs minimal rework/repair duties as necessary • Performs minimal hand solder operations on printed circuit board assemblies • Completes necessary routing tasks per procedure • Enters board and/or systems quantities into the Baan ERP system • Inputs data into PFS • Performs duties under close supervision • Checks configuration on all assemblies • Participates in providing timely feedback to other operations, management and support engineering as appropriate • Follows and maintains accurate process documentation and recommend improvements • Complies and follow all company policies and procedures • Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned • Works on problems of moderate scope where analysis of situations or data requires a review of a variety of factors. • Exercises judgment within defined procedures and practices to determine appropriate action. • Builds productive internal/external working relationships. • Utilize optical equipment to determine the acceptability of components and solder. • Operate the Nicolet X-ray machine and other sophisticated inspection equipment and interpret the results. • Utilize a majority of the inspection tools available on the production floor. • Developing professional expertise, applies company policies and procedures to resolve a variety of issues. • Normally receives little instruction on day-to-day work, general instructions on new assignments. Performs job responsibilities with little to no supervision. Mentors coworkers in the inspection area and equipment.