QA/QC Inspector (Marine)

• Examine incoming supplies, parts, and machinery in comparison to purchase specifications, drawings, and quality standards.
• Check supplier records, inspection reports, calibration certificates, and certificates of conformance.
• Recognize non-conforming materials, record them, and place them in quarantine.
• To address quality concerns, collaborate with internal departments and suppliers.
• Keep precise records of incoming inspections.
• Conduct regular inspections during the processes of fabrication, assembly, and maintenance.
• Verify that approved work instructions, engineering drawings, and quality procedures are followed when assembling and testing products.
• Defects should be reported, looked into, and corrected with the appropriate departments.
• Before shipping, do a final inspection.
• Before releasing, make sure all customer specifications and quality standards are fulfilled.
• Keep track of quality reports, checklists, inspection records, and QA/QC paperwork.
• Encourage the Quality Management System (QMS) to be implemented and continuously improved.
• Take part in internal audits and help with external audits, like ISO 9001.
• Keep an eye on the test and inspection equipment's calibration status.
• File Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and assist with Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA) and Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

Requirements:

• A technical certificate or diploma in quality management or a similar discipline.
• At least two to five years of experience conducting QA/QC inspections in the manufacturing and marine sectors.
• Knowledge of ISO 9001 and other quality management systems.
• Understanding of measuring devices, calibration procedures, and inspection tools.
• The capacity to read technical specifications, assembly instructions, and engineering drawings.
• A dedication to quality and ongoing development.
• The capacity to prioritize several inspection tasks in a hectic setting.