Quality Control Inspector – Assembly Section

About the Role

The Quality Control Inspector – Assembly Section plays a vital part in maintaining high standards within the manufacturing process by examining mechanical and electrical assemblies. This role involves in-depth inspections throughout assembly, identifying defects, ensuring corrections are made, and confirming that products meet all required drawings, specifications, and quality benchmarks before being released for use.

Main Duties

• Carry out in-process checks on mechanical assemblies to ensure correct alignment, installation, and dimensions.
• Inspect electrical assemblies by reviewing wiring, connections, and continuity against technical specifications.
• Conduct final examination of assemblies to verify all parts are installed and operating as intended.
• Compare finished products with engineering specs, drawings, BOMs, work instructions, and inspection criteria.
• Perform and document functional and continuity tests on completed products.
• Check the installation of hardware components like hinges, latches, gaskets, and fasteners.
• Identify, record, and report faults, deviations, and other non-conformities in assembly processes.
• Utilize digital measuring instruments and inspection tools to validate precision and assembly standards.
• Guarantee all inspection instruments are kept in proper working order and are regularly calibrated.
• Collaborate closely with Engineering and Production teams to address quality-related concerns and provide feedback for improvements.
• Re-inspect corrected items to ensure full compliance with requirements.
• Maintain thorough records of all inspections, including checklists, test results, and documentation of non-conformances.
• Assist with ongoing efforts to minimize assembly errors and enhance quality.
• Adhere strictly to internal quality protocols and industry standards during all inspection activities.

Qualifications & Skills

• Diploma or Bachelor’s in Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial Engineering, Quality, or another technical field.
• At least 4 years of assembly inspection experience in manufacturing or related industries.
• Strong skill in interpreting engineering drawings, assembly schematics, and bills of materials.
• Advanced use of gauges, measuring equipment, and inspection devices.
• Solid familiarity with mechanical fit-up, electrical continuity checks, and functional product testing.
• Expertise in identifying non-conformities, reporting issues, and participating in corrective actions.
• Comprehensive understanding of dimensional tolerances and criteria for assembly quality.
• Exceptionally observant and analytical, with effective problem-solving abilities.

Additional Information

• This role supports continuous improvement strategies to reduce product errors and improve customer satisfaction.
• All work must be documented in accordance with company methods and applicable industry regulations.