Testers and Inspectors
- Extensive experience of XX years in checking raw materials, parts, and entire products that are being processed in a factory; making sure that each product measures up to the company's standards; keeping the quality of products high; complying with government quality-control regulations
- Skilled in carrying out quick inspection; testing products under real-world conditions; selecting a random sample of screws and checking them carefully using special gauges; using magnifying lenses and other tools such as micrometers and protractors; checking work orders or blueprints to ensure products are up to company standards
- Adept in rejecting the products, according to the kind of defect; sending products for repair or fixing minor problems themselves; recording the results of inspections, computing the proportion of products that are defective, and preparing reports; determining the cause of recurring defects
- Deft in providing acceptance or rejection for compliance to established standards and processes; utilizing precision measuring tools to assist in receiving inspection; knowledge of QA methods and standards, inspection procedures, QA instructions, and assembly specifications
- Instrumental in identifying the root cause of problems, analyzing and developing remedial actions working with shop floor and engineers; updating and maintaining the inspection documents, forms, logs, conformance certificates, and other records
