Quality Control Inspector II

Inspect incoming raw materials, purchased parts, and subcontracted components.

Verify dimensions, appearance, material certifications, and documentation.

Identify and segregate non-conforming materials.

Raise inspection reports and communicate quality concerns to suppliers through appropriate channels.

Conduct stage inspections during manufacturing processes.

Verify critical dimensions, tolerances, and process requirements.

Ensure production processes comply with control plans and work instructions.

Provide immediate feedback to operators and supervisors regarding quality issues.

Perform final dimensional and visual inspections before product release.

Verify product conformity to customer drawings and specifications.

Review inspection records and quality documentation.

Support final product approval and shipment release activities.

Identify, document, and report non-conforming products.

Prepare Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs).

Assist Quality Engineers during root cause investigations.

Verify effectiveness of corrective and preventive actions.

Use and maintain measuring instruments such as: CMM Vernier Calipers Micrometers Height Gauges Thread Gauges Plug Gauges Surface Roughness Testers Paint Thickness tested Hardness Tester

CMM

Vernier Calipers

Micrometers

Height Gauges

Thread Gauges

Plug Gauges

Surface Roughness Testers

Paint Thickness tested

Hardness Tester

Ensure all measuring equipment is calibrated and handled properly.

Report damaged or out-of-calibration equipment.

Maintain accurate inspection records and reports.

Review engineering drawings, specifications, and inspection standards.

Update quality tracking systems and databases.

Support internal and external audits by providing inspection records and evidence.

Participate in quality improvement initiatives.

Support Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma activities.

Recommend improvements to inspection methods and quality controls.

Assist in reducing scrap, rework, and customer complaints.

Inspection accuracy

CMM utilization and effectiveness

First Pass Yield (FPY)

Reduction in inspection-related errors

Number of customer complaints related to inspection escapes

Timely completion of inspections

Compliance to calibration requirements

NCR closure support effectiveness

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Production Engineering, or equivalent technical discipline.

Training in CMM operation.

2-5 years of experience in quality inspection within manufacturing environments.

Experience with: Precision machining Automotive components Heavy engineering products Sheet metal or fabrication industries

Precision machining

Automotive components

Heavy engineering products

Sheet metal or fabrication industries

Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) operation

Blueprint and engineering drawing interpretation

Dimensional inspection techniques

Inspection planning

Calibration awareness

Microsoft Office applications

Quality management systems

Attention to detail

Analytical thinking

Problem-solving

Integrity and professionalism

Teamwork and collaboration

Communication skills

Accountability

Time management

Continuous improvement mindset