Do you have an eye for detail, able to see imperfections when others can’t? Little Mountain Precision is looking for someone that has the eye for finding imperfections because no substandard product leaves our facility. If you are that person, this hands-on position is for you!
The Company:
Little Mountain Precision is part of the Metal seal precision family. With headquarters in Mentor, Ohio, we employ more than 250 professionals and are looking to grow that number to 350. We serve more than 50 customers in 22 states in 12 countries on three continents. We don't just make components. We craft them. Led by our team of master craftsmen, we recruit, hire, and retain machining professionals who blend old-world craftsmanship with leading-edge technology to deliver the perfection that is demanded by many but achieved by few.
The Position:
We’re looking for QAP Inspectors for our first shift which is 6am-2pm, Monday-Friday. The pay starts at $17/hr.
Great benefits include Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life
Requirements:
High School Diploma
Able to read and understand blue prints (can train)
GD&T experience and knowledge a plus
Experience with attribute and variable gaging a plus
Responsibilities:
Inspect parts
Perform C=0 sampling plan
Use of functional, attribute, and variables gages
Follow sort instructions and gage work instructions to inspect all listed characteristics to specifications, using gaging methods specified on instructions
Provide quality support to production by sorting suspect parts 100% and properly separating good from bad parts and properly identifying them.
Complete required paperwork that tracks sort data.
Physical Demands:
Normal manufacturing plant environment which may include exposure to dust, industrial solvents, liquids, and other materials. The working environment can extend to both hot and cold conditions. Must be capable of wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) necessary to comply with government and company safety standards. Job includes tasks that require standing, bending, lifting materials weighing up to 50 lbs., twisting, gripping, and maybe some stair climbing.