Quality Inspector -Union - San Diego CA

Clearance Level: Must Be Able to Obtain None U.S. Person Required Yes Travel Percentage 0% Clearance Level - Must Currently Possess None U.S. Citizenship Required Yes Is Relocation Available NoJob Description This occupation requires the investigation, inspection, and dispositioning of incoming/make products from the time of receipt through the delivery of the product, utilizing product audits, applying quality control procedures to materials, manufacturing processes, and products and joint disposition of rejected and obsolete electronics equipment, assemblies, materials, and tools. Also requires the evaluation of all electronic components.

Primary Job Duties Include: Inspect, audit, witness test and/or evaluate electronic components, sub-assemblies, assemblies, subsystems, systems, and processes, including government/customer furnished material, as required per contractual, in-process and final inspection of product through the acquisition, manufacturing, testing, repair/modification and shipping cycle, including but not limited to in-house manufacturing, as well as government or customer furnished material, as required per customer contractual specifications and company specific procedures, using prints, documents and tools, such as calipers, rulers, gauges, magnifying lamps, ohmmeters and electronic test equipment. Inputting, making additions and accessing data on computer-based programs, files and others. Write rejection reports, initiate rework orders, verify in-house planning, DLMF specific documents, log sheets and shipping documents. Maintain surveillance, including ESD certification, area surveillance and tool validation and any others assigned. May assist with audits. Identify and segregate nonconforming material and may perform preliminary review of same. Maintain material review crib. Assist Quality Engineers. Communicate with engineers, test technicians, assemblers, supervision and government personnel as required. Apply statistical quality control procedures to an assigned product or process. This includes the selection and installation of a sampling plan, the analysis of data to determine if within allowable limits. The analysis of operations to determine cause of failures (when these occur) and contact with responsible personnel to effect changes necessary to obtain adequate control. Perform mechanical inspection of all types using measurement devices. Jointly determine the practicability of scraping, salvaging or reworking damaged or rejected parts, assemblies, materials and tools. Initiate and maintain the necessary logs, and acceptance and rejection records, written or electronic.