Cadence Inc., located in Watertown, CT is currently looking for an experienced Quality Inspector on our 1st Shift.
Why should you consider applying for this role?
- It's a great place to work – From our company culture to our benefits program, Cadence is an awesome place to work.
- You will be valued – At Cadence we consider our employees to be our most valuable asset, and as such we are committed to providing you an environment where you will be appreciated, respected, and challenged.
- You will make a positive impact – At Cadence “do the right thing” is more than just a corporate motto; it is our guiding principle and way of life. You can be proud of the fact that what you do every day improves product performance.
What will you be responsible / accountable for in this role?
Audit and monitor quality requirements in accordance with the company quality assurance policies and customer specifications.Conduct in-process, incoming, first piece, and / or final inspections, ensuring that all products have been tested and fall within standards, measured to specifications and within tolerances.Perform accurate mechanical, physical, and visual inspection of raw materials, components, and sub-assemblies as per Inspection Plans and Specification Requirements.Ensure calibration and maintenance is performed on inspection equipment.Document and report inspection findings and results and monitor corrective actions to inspection findings.Document information on the computer in various databases and other internal programs; logs the assembly non-conformities and initiates / generates Non-Conformance Reports as required.File incoming component Device History Records.Read and interpret specifications and part prints.Work with other company personnel to resolve inspection questions.Follow all clean-up and housekeeping procedures.Comply with all quality, safety, and work rules and regulations.Perform other miscellaneous duties as assignedMINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS (KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES)
Must display very strong attention to detail and an aptitude for problem solvingAbility to read and interpret blueprints, including GD&T is requiredProficiency with the use of measuring tools and gauges is requiredAbility to work with minimal supervision in a fast-paced and team-oriented work environmentProficient in math and algebra, and in making arithmetical calculationsWorking knowledge of GMP, FDA and Medical Device Handling PracticesHigh school diploma or GED required. Previous experience with quality inspection and / or precision measurement is preferred, as is prior work experience in an ISO work environment