QC Inspector

GD PRECISION PTE. LTD.Singaporemycareersfuturepublished 09/07/2026
Must-have:QA/Test
  1. In-Process Quality Inspection (WIP)
  • Conduct roaming, random, and scheduled inspections across machining cells.
  • Verify critical dimensions, cosmetic conditions, and process checkpoints on WIP parts.
  • Ensure machinists follow job routers, process parameters, and inspection instructions.
  • Stop production when any dimension or cosmetic requirement falls outside specification.
  1. Incoming/Returned Parts from Secondary Processes
  • Inspect parts returning from external secondary-process vendors (e.g., anodizing, plating, grinding, welding).
  • This inspection is independent of the standard incoming inspection performed by the QC Incoming team.
  • Perform policing checks through random or sampling inspection to catch defects before parts proceed to the next machining stage.
  • Segregate suspect or damaged pieces and report immediately to the QC Supervisor.
  1. Non-Conformance Reporting (NCR/CAR)
  • Raise NCR for internal, supplier, or production-related non-conformities.
  • Assist in issuing CAR to relevant departments when required.
  • Provide clear evidence (photos, measurement readings, tags, traceability).
  • Follow up on NCR status until closure.
  1. Measurement and Documentation
  • Use QC measurement tools (calipers, micrometers, height gauge, thread gauges, pin gauges).
  • Record inspection results clearly and accurately in QC forms or digital systems.
  • Ensure full traceability of inspected parts.
  1. Shopfloor Quality Support
  • Support machinists with clarifications of tolerances and quality requirements.
  • Report abnormal trends such as repeated defects or setup issues to QC Supervisor.
  • Assist QA team during FA/FAI verification when needed.
  • Maintain cleanliness and proper handling of measurement tools.
  • Basic understanding of machining processes (turning, milling, EDM advantageous).

Requirements

  • Ability to read engineering drawings and interpret tolerances.
  • Experience using standard QC measuring equipment.
  • Able to identify defects such as out-of-spec dimensions, burrs, scratches, and surface damages.
  • Capable of self-checking and working independently.