QC inspector

Key Responsibilities

1. First-Off Inspection & Production Buy-Off

• Conduct first-off inspections for CNC machining, moulding and assembly operations before production is authorised to continue.

• Verify products against engineering drawings, specifications, approved samples and quality control plans.

• Complete production buy-off inspections following machine setups, tooling changes, process adjustments and other changes affecting product quality.

• Ensure inspection results are accurately recorded and documented.

• Identify non-conforming products and communicate findings to the relevant production personnel before approving production.

2. In-Process Quality Control

• Carry out routine in-process inspections across CNC machining, moulding and assembly departments.

• Verify critical dimensions, visual appearance, functionality and workmanship against established acceptance criteria.

• Conduct random sampling and scheduled inspections in accordance with inspection plans.

3. Final Inspection & Goods Outwards

• Conduct final quality inspections of completed products prior to packing and dispatch.

• Verify product identification, quantities and conformity to specifications.

• Inspect packaging, labelling and presentation to ensure products meet company and customer requirements.

• Confirm that all necessary inspection records and documentation have been completed.

• Prevent non-conforming or incorrectly identified products from being dispatched to customers.

4. Non-Conformance & Corrective Actions

• Identify, document and report non-conforming materials, components and finished products.

• Ensure suspect or rejected products are clearly identified and appropriately segregated.

5. Inspection Equipment & Documentation

• Use appropriate measuring and inspection equipment, including vernier calipers, micrometers, gauges and other precision instruments.

• Ensure measuring equipment is in good condition and within its required calibration period.

• Maintain accurate and traceable inspection records.

• Follow established quality procedures, work instructions and inspection standards.

• Support internal quality audits and compliance with the company's quality management system.