The Quality Control Inspector serves as the nal quality assurance checkpoint within the
Mill/NDT Systems Department. This position is responsible for verifying that all customers
orders are complete, accurate, properly documented, and meet Tuboscope's quality
standards before shipment.
The Quality Control Inspector should possess working knowledge of:
- 1-3 years of inventory handling and inspection experience preferred.
- JD Edwards (JDE) or other ERP system experience preferred.
- Familiar with safe handling mechanical and electrical parts for inspection.
- Comfortable with frequent use of computer-based tools and resources.
- Experienced with understanding engineering drawings and product specications.
- Knowledgeable on quality inspection techniques.
- Must be willing to obtain internal company forklift certification.
The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for:
- Receiving picked materials and associated documentation from the Warehouse
- Verifying that all required sales order documentation is complete and accurate.
- Conrming that part numbers, quantities, and revisions match the customer order.
- Inspecting all materials for physical condition, damage, contamination, or other
following inventory fulllment.
nonconformances.
- Verifying serialization, labeling, and traceability requirements.
- Identifying and documenting discrepancies.
- Coordinating corrective actions with Customer Service, Warehouse, Engineering, or
Manufacturing when deciencies are identied.
- Supporting continuous improvement by identifying recurring quality issues and
- Releasing conforming orders to the Shipping Department for packaging and
recommending corrective actions.
shipment processing.
The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for:
- Receiving picked materials and associated documentation from the Warehouse
- Verifying that all required sales order documentation is complete and accurate.
- Conrming that part numbers, quantities, and revisions match the customer order.
- Inspecting all materials for physical condition, damage, contamination, or other
following inventory fulllment.
nonconformances.
- Verifying serialization, labeling, and traceability requirements.
- Identifying and documenting discrepancies.
- Coordinating corrective actions with Customer Service, Warehouse, Engineering, or
Manufacturing when deciencies are identied.
- Supporting continuous improvement by identifying recurring quality issues and
- Releasing conforming orders to the Shipping Department for packaging and
recommending corrective actions.
shipment processing.