The company wishes to appoint a Quality Inspector (contract position) within the Quality department.
The incumbent must have:
- A minimum of a Grade 12
- At least two years’ experience in a Machining Quality environment
- Measurement equipment experience in the use of Micrometers, Bore Micrometers and Verniers
- Good numeracy and literacy skills
- Strong disciplined approach to completing tasks and target driven
The successful incumbent must have the ability to work accurately and independently and have a good attendance and timekeeping record. The position could involve shift work.
Duties of the position include, amongst others:
- To ensure all quality activities comply with IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHS act requirements.
- To inspect and verify each component against the requirements of the process drawing/ control plan or relevant work instruction.
- To provide the production line with accurate information on the quality status of the components.
- To ensure that all measuring equipment and/or gauges are calibrated and verified and that only calibrated gauges are used to inspect components.
- Maintain accurate inspection records of each component inspected.
- Conduct line, process, and dock audits.
- Process documentations correctly and on time.
- Ensure zero PPM’s/ rejects at all customers.
- Conduct audits as communicated.
- Record and communicate accurate scrap and inspection data to the quality engineer daily.
Desired Skills:
- Read and understand Measuring equipment
- Read and interpret Drawings
Desired Work Experience:
- 2 to 5 years Quality Control
Desired Qualification Level:
- Grade 12 / Matric
About The Employer:
SP Metal Forgings is a South African-based company that specialises in the manufacturing of hot forge based precision components for the automotive and non-automotive sectors.
We are the largest forging company in Africa, with two plants situated in Boksburg, Gauteng, and Uitenhage, Eastern Cape.
Our primary focus is on automotive components, supplying to a broad spectrum of major OEMs, tier one, tier two, and tier three manufacturers, and commercial vehicle groups, worldwide. The non-automotive components cater to a variety of industries, including the mining, aerospace, and power generation sectors.