Identify, document, and report non-conformities (NCRs) and ensure corrective actions are completed before vehicle release.
Confirm that all previous in-line and process inspections are completed and closed.
Ensure vehicles meet company, regulatory, and customer acceptance criteria.
Complete and sign off final inspection checklists, reports, and release documents accurately.
Ensure traceability of inspection records, approvals, and quality documentation.
Support preparation of quality reports and audit records.
Verify completion and results of required functional checks and road tests (where applicable).
Confirm labeling, identification, and documentation are correct and complete.
Coordinate with Production, QC, Engineering, and Delivery teams to resolve quality issues and meet delivery schedules.
Support vehicle handover activities and respond to customer or audit queries when required.
Comply with all company HSE policies, procedures, and legal requirements.
Follow safe work practices during vehicle inspection, movement, and testing activities.
Use and enforce proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during inspections.
Identify, report, and escalate unsafe acts, unsafe conditions, and near misses immediately.
Stop inspection or vehicle movement if serious safety hazards are identified.
Ensure inspection activities comply with approved risk assessments and safety procedures.
Report all incidents, accidents, injuries, or environmental spills in accordance with company procedures.
Maintain good housekeeping in inspection and vehicle handover areas.
Participate in HSE inductions, toolbox talks, safety briefings, and emergency drills.
Promote a safety-first culture during final inspection and vehicle release activities.
Education:
Diploma or Technical Certificate in Mechanical, Automotive, Industrial or related fields
Engineering Degree Is an advantage
Training:
ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System (QMS) Training is an advantage
Experience:
Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in quality control inspection within armoring industries, military vehicle, automotive manufacturing or metal fabrication.
Proven experience conducting final inspections of completed vehicles before customer delivery, including mechanical, electrical, structural, and cosmetic inspections.
Strong knowledge of armoring processes, welding inspection, and vehicle assembly standards
Experience in conducting road tests, functional testing, and final customer acceptance inspections is an advantage
