Machinist/QA Inspector
- Kingston, ON, Canada
Full-time
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Job details
- Job type
- Full-time
- Apply by
- Experience
- 10+ years of work experience in a machine and fabrication shop environment or engineering department of a manufacturer with heavy machining capabilities.
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
This posting is for an existing opening.
- Responsibilities:
Monitor in-process jobs throughout the shop to prevent non-conformance issues
Inspect items received from a sub-contracted process prior to the release to customer or to the next process in order to ensure compliance with drawing, process and customer specifications
Prepare and maintain quality documents such as but not limited to certificates of compliance or dimensional reports as per customer requirements
Maintain a calibration system for all company owned and employee owned measuring instruments
Assist and troubleshoot employee production issues relating to drawing and process interpretation and proper measurement techniques
Promote high expectations, efficiency and safety in the work environment
Operating measuring equipment according to established procedures
Identify irregularities in parts and non-conformance to quality standards
Prepare and manage non-conformance reports as per written quality policies and procedures
Assist in the investigation and resolution of non-conformance issues
Assist in the creation, implementation and monitoring of ISO 9001 policies and procedures
Liaise with customers and vendors regarding quality issues
Be prepared to report to President at any time on the current status of the project under your control and communicate critical information to coworkers
Assist with training of new and existing employees on proper usage of measuring equipment and ISO Quality Policies and Procedures
Qualifications
- Qualifications:
- 10+ years of work experience in a machine and fabrication shop environment or engineering department of a manufacturer with heavy machining capabilities. Interpret blue print drawings and accurately read various measuring tools. Understanding of machinery and equipment and material tolerances. Solid understanding of quality control and working to quality standards.
Location: Kingston, Ontario
Salary Type : Annual Salary
Salary Min : CA$ 80000
Salary Max : CA$ 90000
Currency Type : CAD
More about this job
Responsibilities
Inspect machined, fabricated, and subcontracted work for compliance with drawings, processes, and customer specifications, and monitor production to prevent quality issues. Maintain calibration systems and quality records, manage non-conformance reports, support ISO 9001 procedures, troubleshoot production measurement issues, and communicate quality matters with employees, customers, and vendors.
Requirements
Requires 10 or more years of experience in a machine and fabrication shop or a manufacturer's engineering department with heavy machining capabilities. Candidates must be able to interpret blueprints, use measuring tools accurately, understand machinery and material tolerances, and apply quality-control standards.
Skills
- Machining
- Fabrication
- Quality Inspection
- Blueprint Interpretation
- Measurement Techniques
- Measuring Equipment Operation
- Tolerance Assessment
- Quality Control
- Non-Conformance Reporting
- Root Cause Investigation
- ISO 9001
- Calibration Management
- Quality Documentation
- Production Troubleshooting
- Employee Training
- Customer and Vendor Communication
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Categories
- Manufacturing
- Trades
- Engineering
- Security & Safety
Keywords
- Machining
- Fabrication
- Quality Assurance
- Quality Inspection
- Blueprint Drawings
- Measuring Tools
- Machinery
- Equipment
- Material Tolerances
- Quality Control
- Customer Specifications
- Process Specifications
- In-Process Inspection
- Subcontracted Processes
- Certificates Of Compliance
- Dimensional Reports
- Calibration System
- Non-Conformance Reports
- Quality Policies And Procedures
- ISO 9001
- Production Troubleshooting
- Measurement Techniques
- Employee Training
- Customer Relations
- Vendor Relations
- Safety