Quality Assurance Inspector - Loudon

Job Description:Examines vehicles, parts, and assemblies for physical characteristics, such as surface finish, color, and texture, and for defects, such as cracks, scratches, and loose connections.Essential Functions and Activities:

Audit and monitor quality requirements in accordance with company/customer specifications.Conduct various tests and quality checks on finished products. Ensure that all products have been tested and fall within standards, measured to specifications and within tolerances, readability of labels, etc.Initiate Non-Conformance reports (Material Rejection Notices) as required.Input and perform trending of key inspection process metrics.Document and report inspection findings and results and monitor corrective actions to inspection findings.Perform accurate mechanical, physical, and visual inspection of raw materials, components, and sub-assemblies as per Inspection Plans and Specification Requirements.Read and interpret specifications and part prints and ensure calibration and maintenance is performed on inspection equipment.Perform product identification and traceability activities, as required.Supports and participates in Morgan Olson's PPS team efforts.Adheres to Quality policy by exceeding customer expectations, being customer-focused and supporting continuous improvement activities.Adheres to Safety policies and practices behavioral based safety 100% of the time.Other duties as required.

Physical Requirements/Hazards:

Job requires extensive standing, stooping, or bending, lifting, reaching, twisting and turning to assemble parts. Lifting will involve fabricated parts and assemblies weighing anywhere from several pounds to 50 pounds. Parts weighing more than 50 pounds are handled with a hoist or with help from another team member.PPE: Safety shoes, Safety glasses with side shields are always required. Other PPE such as hearing protection, gloves, safety goggles, respirators, etc. may be required depending upon the task at hand.

Qualifications:

High School Diploma or GED requiredPreferred: plus 2-3 years of quality assurance experience in a manufacturing environmentExcellent communication skills (Verbal and Written)Ability to read blueprints along with a working knowledge of various testing equipmentComputer literate (MS Excel and Word)

Benefits:

Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k)

Company paid life insurance10 company paid holidaysVacation and personal time

Equal Opportunity Employer