Quality Floor Inspector (P02) at RBC Bearings in Hartsville, South Carolina

Job Description:

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Records test data, production, quality, and time records also applies statistical quality control procedures.
• Measures parts for conformity with specifications. (Indicators; micrometers; calipers)
• Have some knowledge of CMM operation.
• Follow all safety and housekeeping rules, policies, and procedures.
• Work from written and verbal instructions
• Develop gauging set-ups for production and inspection gauging. Review master gauge requisition by Production Department personnel against drawings before issuing masters. (Check precision gauge blocks from master sets.)
• Must have some knowledge of Gauge Dimensioning and Tolerance (Roundness, Parallelism, Perpendicularity, Squareness, Surface finish, etc.)
• Selects products for tests at specified stages in production process, and tests products for variety of qualities such as dimensions, performance, and mechanical, electrical, or chemical characteristics.
• Issue and maintain serial numbers for both components and Finished Goods.
• Tag work where necessary.
• Visually inspect parts for various issues, including rust, no oil, no hole, chipped, etc.
• Perform daily inspections on equipment, first piece inspection from outside vendors, new or unusual samples or bearings from RBC or other manufactures as appropriate
• Scale samples of purchased parts and of manufactured parts and compare against drawings to verify part identification for manufacturing personnel.
• Make minor repairs and adjustments on measuring equipment such as adjusting micrometers and calipers, and replacing screws on micrometers, dial indicators, shafts, etc. Re-mark fixed gauges that have changed dimensionally. Advise when to send equipment outside for repairs and make recommendations for replacement or for additional measuring equipment.
• Work with machine operators as partners to ensure quality parts. Assist in training new employees in quality concepts and proper use of precision measuring equipment.

• Performing General Physical Activities
• Receiving, Processing, and Evaluating Information to determine compliance with standards.
• Monitor Processes, Materials, or Surroundings.
• Maintain production or work records.
• Use precision measuring tools or equipment.
• Recognize characteristics of metals.
• Perform safety inspections in manufacturing or industrial settings.
• Examine products or work to verify conformance to specifications.
• Recognize characteristics of alloys.
• Operate hoist, winch, or hydraulic boom.

• Safety glasses; Safety Shoes; Hearing protection
• Pallet Jack
• Forklift
• Power hoists
• Excel
• Reading Assembly Blueprints