Tooling and Inspection - Utility

Tooling and Inspection - Utility All Around

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Set up and operate a variety of testing and inspection equipment; inspect and control department tools and supplies. Maintain test records and reports. Provide test certification as necessary. Ability to do any and all functions of the Inspector/Tester and Lead Inspector/Tester.

$16.90/hr - $20.41/hr

• Work from Standard Processing Instructions (SPI), charts and specifications.
• Gather samples from various stages of production to measure physical and mechanical dimensions including tensile strength, yield strength, elongation, hardness, magnetic tests, metal thickness, camber, flatness and observation of any physical defects.
• Observe and check measurement methods and techniques plus related details to determine conformance to standards for quality production.
• Recommend and direct corrective measures as required.
• Perform incoming inspections of raw materials to assure conformance to specifications.
• Inspect materials returned by customer and prepare report for Quality Manager/Technician regarding the return.
• Keep Quality and Engineering teams informed of developments, activities and trends. Maintain and update statistical process control charts for all products.
• Perform final inspections as specified on work order.
• Prepare Silicon steel samples for Epstein tests.
• Perform Epstein testing on SMT-700 tester, stack testing and coating thickness for silicon steels.
• Serve as back-up support for Grain Size analysis testing.

• Assist production supervisor with tooling maintenance and activities for the Tooling Room and Lapping Dept. maintenance to include:
  • Coordination of tooling and maintenance activities with outside suppliers of tooling and machining.
• Issue tooling and deliver to production area as requested or according to instructions.
• Assure correct identification of tools before putting into or returning to storage.
• Inspect tooling upon return for damage. Inform production supervisor as to broken/damaged items, tool shortages and need for reordering to maintain prescribed levels.
• Apply rust preventative to tooling as required for storage.
• Maintain record of withdrawals and returns of tooling.
• Maintain record of tooling usage, location, quantities and maintain inventory.
• Ordering production related consumable supplies; return unused supplies to storage.
• Deliver supplies to production area as requested or according to instructions.
• Additional duties as required by the business.

• Responsibility for the calibration tracking system of inspection devices and tools, controllers and recorders of process equipment.
• Interaction with outside vendors for tooling and machining and calibration contractors.

• None; may direct work of one other person with Inspection area.

• Knowledge of testing equipment and measures
• Mathematical skills in arithmetic & algebra
• Ability to read drawings, specification charts & tables.
• 2-5 years of experience using data collecting devices to record readings.

• High School degree, diploma or a GED equivalent qualification from a certified college.

• Standard work week is Monday through Friday, hours to be consistent with business unit; some off hours work expected.
• Working in production environment.

• Must be able to lift up to 40 pounds.