Incoming Inspection Responsible

מדיספקYehuddrushimpublished 08/23/2026
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Performing incoming inspection of components, raw materials, and supplier assemblies to ensure compliance with drawing requirements, specifications, and quality procedures before releasing material for use in production.

Key Responsibilities

  • Performing visual and physical inspections of incoming components according to drawings, specifications, and procedures.
  • Using measurement tools such as calipers, micrometers, thread gauges, height gauges, and other inspection tools as needed.
  • Verifying compliance with quality certificates, CoC, supplier specifications, and procurement requirements.
  • Documenting inspection results in quality systems or ERP and maintaining traceability records.
  • Identifying non-conformities, opening NCR, marking, and segregating non-conforming material until an MRB / Quality / Engineering decision is made.
  • Routine work with procurement, engineering, quality, production, and suppliers to clarify deviations and improve supplier quality.
  • Supporting internal and external audits through organized and complete inspection records.

Requirements

  • Mechanical / Electronics / Mechatronics Technician or Engineer, or significant practical experience in the field.
  • At least two years of experience in incoming inspection, quality control, or a controlled manufacturing environment.
  • Proficiency in reading mechanical drawings.
  • Familiarity with GMP, ISO 13485, or a regulated manufacturing environment - a significant advantage.
  • Proficiency with measurement tools and accurate documentation skills.
  • Thorough approach, independence, and the ability to notice details and adhere to procedures.
  • Ability to lead QC processes from end to end.
  • Ability to read and understand technical documents in English - drawings, specifications, quality certificates, and procedures.