Quality Control Engineer

Looking for Quality Control Engineer. Raw Material Inspection: Checks incoming metal sheets (like stainless steel or aluminum) for correct thickness, surface defects, and material composition. Design & Detailing Review: Verifies 2D/3D shop drawings, bend allowances, and tolerances before cutting begins to reduce errors and material waste. In-Process Inspection: Monitors cutting, punching, and bending operations in real-time to catch deviations early. Final Verification: Measures finished dimensions (such as flatness, straightness, and perpendicularity) using tools like calipers, micrometers, and 3D scanners. Essential Tools and Techniques Measuring Instruments: Standard hand tools like calipers, pin gauges, and micrometers for precise dimensional checks. Statistical Process Control (SPC): Software and mathematical methods used to monitor production trends and prevent defects. Error-Proofing (Poka-Yoke): Mechanisms designed to prevent operators from making mistakes during assembly or machine setup. Core Responsibilities Incoming Inspection: Check raw metal sheets or coils for correct thickness, material grade , and surface flaws before production. In-Process Monitoring: Inspect parts during cutting, laser profiling, stamping, bending, and welding to catch errors early. Final Audit: Test finished assemblies for correct dimensions, weld integrity, flatness, and overall finish.