Gear Inspector


Job Details

Support production to ensure proper standards and procedures are followed while reducing scrap. Inspection of incoming, in-process, and final for all jobs as needed.

Essential Job Functions:

* Review data and revisions on job sheet, prints, and variable sheets

* Compare new and previous 1st Articles to verify data

* 1st piece inspection approval

* SPC and P-PAP customer requirements

* Communicate inspection results to customers as needed

* Create and utilize inspection programs

* Provide inspection support for outside operations

* Ability to operate all inspection equipment within the quality department

* As needed, assist with blank inspection from internal blanking and blank suppliers

* Responsible for control of calibration of inspection equipment including but not limited to micrometers and gauges

Non-Essential Job Functions:

* Inspection on all other operations as needed

* Ability to cross-train others

* Must move to specific departments to complete in-process as required by workflow or absence of roaming inspector

Environmental Conditions:

* Noise intensity level exposed with this job Moderate

Qualifications

* Ability to operate vari-roll testing fixtures

* General understanding of gear cutting processes

* Basic understanding of CMM

* Ability to use optical comparator

* Ability to use Vinco Optical Dividing Machine

* Skills with calipers, micrometers, and gages

* Communication skills to train others as needed

* Basic math & geometry skills

* Basic materials knowledge

* Must be able to stand and walk for extended periods of time

* Ability to create tooth/space alignment layouts

Education & Experience:

* Minimum 3 years inspection experience in gear manufacturing OR 10 years inspection experience with 1 year in gear-specific inspection

Physical Demands:

* Ability to lift/carry 40 pounds or less

(upward pulling)

* Lift/carry Occasionally

* Stooping Not Required

(bending body downward and forward by bending spine at the waist, requiring full use of the lower extremities and back muscles)

* Reaching Occasionally

(extending hands and arms in any direction including upward and downward)

* Walking Occasionally

(with normal breaks)

* Sitting Occasionally

(with normal breaks)

* Standing Frequently

(with normal breaks)





 Forest City Gear

 04/22/2024

 Roscoe,IL