Incoming Inspector Lead

General Purpose

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• Coordinate daily incoming inspection activities, including work prioritization, inspector guidance, and inspection record review.
• Perform receiving inspection activities in support of purchased components, materials, assemblies, and supplier-provided products.
• Perform visual, dimensional, mechanical, and documentation-based inspections of incoming materials, components, assemblies, purchased parts, and supplier-provided products.
• Verify product conformance to engineering drawings, specifications, purchase orders, bills of material, approved supplier requirements, inspection plans, and applicable quality requirements.
• Utilize precision measuring and inspection equipment including calipers, micrometers, height gauges, pin gauges, thread gauges, go/no-go gauges, torque tools, multimeters, and other inspection equipment as required.
• Review supplier documentation including certificates of conformance, material certifications, test reports, mechanical data, special process certifications, and other quality records.
• Maintain accurate inspection records, traceability documentation, lot/serial number records, supplier quality documentation, and controlled quality records.
• Identify, segregate, and control nonconforming material to prevent unintended use and support material review, return-to-vendor activities, supplier corrective actions, and containment efforts.
• Communicate inspection findings and material quality concerns to Quality, Engineering, Purchasing, Warehouse, Production, Inventory, and other cross-functional teams.
• Support root cause investigations, corrective and preventive actions, supplier performance monitoring, and recurring defect analysis.
• Support internal, supplier, customer, and third-party audits by providing inspection records, traceability documentation, and objective quality evidence.
• Verify calibration status of inspection equipment and ensure non-compliant equipment is removed from service and escalated appropriately.
• Assist with the development and improvement of inspection plans, work instructions, checklists, inspection methods, first article inspections, engineering evaluations, and new product qualifications.
• Train and guide incoming inspection personnel on inspection techniques, documentation requirements, quality procedures, safety practices, and business processes.
• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

The Incoming Inspector Lead performs incoming inspection activities while serving as the lead technical resource for incoming inspection processes. This role provides day-to-day guidance, training, and support to Incoming Inspectors; reinforces consistent inspection and business practices; and helps ensure incoming materials meet engineering drawings, specifications, purchase order requirements, supplier certifications, company standards, and applicable quality system requirements. The position remains actively involved in daily inspection work while supporting nonconforming material control, accurate documentation, supplier quality follow-up, audit readiness, and continuous improvement initiatives within the Quality Department.

• Coordinate daily incoming inspection activities, including work prioritization, inspector guidance, and inspection record review.
• Perform receiving inspection activities in support of purchased components, materials, assemblies, and supplier-provided products.
• Perform visual, dimensional, mechanical, and documentation-based inspections of incoming materials, components, assemblies, purchased parts, and supplier-provided products.
• Verify product conformance to engineering drawings, specifications, purchase orders, bills of material, approved supplier requirements, inspection plans, and applicable quality requirements.
• Utilize precision measuring and inspection equipment including calipers, micrometers, height gauges, pin gauges, thread gauges, go/no-go gauges, torque tools, multimeters, and other inspection equipment as required.
• Review supplier documentation including certificates of conformance, material certifications, test reports, mechanical data, special process certifications, and other quality records.
• Maintain accurate inspection records, traceability documentation, lot/serial number records, supplier quality documentation, and controlled quality records.
• Identify, segregate, and control nonconforming material to prevent unintended use and support material review, return-to-vendor activities, supplier corrective actions, and containment efforts.
• Communicate inspection findings and material quality concerns to Quality, Engineering, Purchasing, Warehouse, Production, Inventory, and other cross-functional teams.
• Support root cause investigations, corrective and preventive actions, supplier performance monitoring, and recurring defect analysis.
• Support internal, supplier, customer, and third-party audits by providing inspection records, traceability documentation, and…