QC Goods Inward Inspector

Responsibilities

Providing a comprehensive QC Goods Inward inspection service to ensure that all standards related to quality are achieved.
Ensuring that supplied parts meet the requirements of the Purchase Order.
Support the QC and Test Manager in any other reasonable duties that may be requested from time to time.

With the assistance of the QC and Test Manager, prioritise incoming components for inspection based on the business needs.
Carrying out inspection of the incoming products, either at CRP’s premises or the supplier’s.
Ensuring that the status and control on non-conforming products is in accordance with relevant procedures and drawings and the Inspection and Test Plan (ITP).
Maintaining clear and accurate records of inspection findings at all times and reporting all and every deviation to the relevant person.
Raising Supplier NCRs where appropriate.
Working with suppliers to assist them to improve performance and to highlight shortcomings in quality of incoming components.
Ensuring strict compliance with all Standard Operating Procedures with reference to health, safety and quality.
Ensuring that the housekeeping in the areas under the control of the QC GI department are maintained to the highest standard.
Ensuring all measuring equipment is calibrated before use.
Supporting continuous improvement in the department and integrating best practice.
Completing cross functional training as requested in other QC areas to allow greater departmental flexibility and coverage for annual leave.
Operating handling equipment such as forklift trucks and overhead cranes to manipulate items under inspection.
Carrying out any other reasonable duties that may be requested from time to time.

Communicate effectively in spoken and written formats.
Deliver excellent customer satisfaction by consistently meeting or exceeding expectations.
Understand customer needs and supplier limitations and develop interventions to fulfil requirements.
Ensure excellent service delivery through operational excellence.

With:

HS Qualification, or equivalent, level in a manufacturing, engineering or sciences discipline.

Working within a Quality Control department.
Proven track record within a fast pace, demanding manufacturing environment.
Involvement in change initiatives and projects with a view to continual improvement.
Building strong relationships and working as part of a team.

Frequently required to use Personal protective equipment (ear plugs, safety glasses, steel toe shoes) in designated areas.
Factory-based.
Frequent travel to multiple local sites and may be involved in global travel on occasion.
Out-of-hours working as some facilities operate 24/7.