Sr. Quality Control Inspector

Department:

Supply Chain & Logistics

The Role

The QC Inspector will be responsible for the validation of all operational process outputs, inspecting incoming material, in process, and final product assemblies, inspecting documented records, supplier quality management and recording all findings within quality control records.

Key Responsibilities

The QC Inspector will be responsible for the overall outgoing quality of all OSI Maritime Systems Products, incoming materials, including manufacturing test inspections, RMA processing, carried out in timely manner, based on employee’s ability to judge and prioritize their work to achieve optimal production scheduling, a high level of autonomy and accountability is expected.
Can make recommendations for suitable remedies and solutions for non-conformities to ensure business objectives can be met.
Quality inspections of all incoming goods to OSI inventory, ability to perform functional product validations when required, analyze production, verify bill of materials, quality records, certificates from suppliers, test records for completeness and accuracy
Must be able to observe objectively and validate the accurate assessment of complex and detailed factory acceptance test events on behalf of the customer.
Final QC inspections performed on all outgoing systems and hardware, which may include detailed objective evidence reports.
Creates accurate inspection records, and documents evidence of all inspections performed accurately within QC databases.
High attention to detail and engineering aptitude, referring to engineering drawings, product datasheets, product descriptions, across a wide variety of product types, this includes complex data systems access and usage (PDXpert / PLM).
Ability to tactically and strategically manage supplier defects in collaboration with the Purchasing department.
Ability to create and effectively communicate Supplier Corrective Action Requests (SCAR) directly to suppliers, manage SCARS through their lifecycle to closure and proactively working with suppliers to reduce quality defects.
Ability to identify, develop and implement continuous improvement initiatives and monitor success with the objective to improve OSI and supplier quality.
Able to lead MRB process and run cross departmental MRB meetings, report to senior management on MRB status, conduct quarantine activities on non-conforming products and materials, including initiating preventative and corrective action process as required.
OSI process development, process documentation updates, document creation, and process efficiencies will be expected deliverables.
Has the ability and knowledge to determine defects, and make decisions on non-conforming materials.
Ability to travel to global supplier sites or customer sites to perform autonomous assessments of quality systems, product quality, testing and conduct detailed analysis.

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CHRIS KNABE, Manager, Supply chain and logistics

The Supply Chain Management department at OSI encompasses purchasing and warehouse management, tasked with building a strategic supplier network and overseeing inventory flow. This vital function ensures part availability, directly impacting project delivery, risk management, growth, and cost reduction. Supply chain work involves daily challenges and successes, requiring proactive problem-solving and collaboration. Team members engage with stakeholders, using skills to drive improvements and enhance processes. With diverse areas like purchasing, inventory, analytics, and project management, professionals have opportunities for career growth. OSI's inclusive culture fosters collaboration, personal growth, and enjoyable work experiences, encouraging every employee to contribute to its improvement.

What To Expect

Strategic network establishment with qualified suppliers for critical goods and services.

Warehouse operations managing inventory flow and accuracy.

Contribution to project delivery, risk mitigation, company growth, and cost reduction.

Dynamic work environment with daily challenges and successes.

Proactive problem-solving and stakeholder collaboration.

Diverse sub-disciplines offering career development and cross-disciplinary growth.

Emphasis on continuous improvement, solution-oriented attitudes, and personal growth.

Positive, open, and inclusive company culture fostering collaboration and enjoyable work experiences.

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Sr. Quality Control Inspector

The Role

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