The Quality Control Inspector will examine products and materials for defect or deviation from manufacturer’s specifications and be accountable for executing the quality programs established by the manufacturing facility.  

ACCOUNTABILITIES:

• Periodically Travel to PerfectVision distribution center facilities and suppliers to perform quality audits on products
• Perform inspections of incoming product, in-process components and finished products according to established standards and drawings.
• Read and understand blueprints and specifications
• Monitor or observe operations to ensure that they meet production standards
• Report any quality issues to supervisor in a timely manner so corrective action can be taken
• Recommend adjustments to the process or assembly
• Assist manufacturing and service departments in troubleshooting quality defects
• Inspect, test, or measure materials or products being produced
• Measure products with rulers, calipers, gauges, or micrometers
• Accept or reject finished items
• Remove all products and materials that fail to meet specifications
• Discuss inspection results with those responsible for products
• Report inspection and test data
• Travel to Manufacturing partners to review and approve new and existing suppliers, audit their performance, and perform quality inspections on the products 
• Ensure that purchased, manufactured and kitted products meet quality standards required for their intended use
• Partner with Quality, Production Supervisors, Plant Mangers, and Engineering to drive root cause of quality related issues in production and shipping 
• Write Corrective Actions and Preventative Actions to prevent reoccurrence
• Assist in customer complaint and non-conformance investigations related to Manufacturing, Production and Quality Departments
• Work with suppliers to complete Corrective Actions as necessary
• Facilitate batch / lot record keeping, and perform periodic audits 
• Focus on Continuous Improvement with assigned projects to meet specified goals
• Collaborate with Engineering and Fabrication Teams to effectively improve the overall quality of the final products
• Inspect the final output, compare it to the requirements, and approve or reject the final products
• Calibrate, validate, and maintain inspection equipment as needed 

• Up to 75% Travel (30-50% Average)
• Must be domiciled in Denver area
• CWI (Certified Welding Inspector) certification will have preference
• Willing to obtain CWI
• Must be able to read blueprints, welding symbols, micrometers, calipers, gages, etc.
• Quality experience preferred such as working with established QMS systems
• Knowledge of Quality Standards (e.g., ISO) is an asset
• Quality auditor experience an asset
• Strong focus on Quality and Customer Service
• High Level of Integrity and personal responsibility
• Strong collaboration skills in a team environment
• Strong organizational skills, with attention to detail in documentation and record keeping is required
• Knowledge of Dynamics GP Manufacturing is an asset
• Familiarity with Quality Tools and Methods required, (e.g. RCA, CAPA, SPC, DMAIC, PDCA, etc.)
• Experience working within a steel manufacturing environment is an asset
• Strong problem-solving skills (quick, creative, and proactive)
• Ability to work under pressure and within tight time constraints
• Ability to work alongside and with your peers to achieve goals set forth by management
• Computer proficiency in Microsoft Office suite of products including Excel, Word and Outlook
• Must pass drug and background check