Quality Assurance Inspector

Job Highlights • AWS, Performance Bonus • Career development opportunities • Be part of a growing organization About the role Responsible for carrying out incoming, in-process and final inspections to verify that components and finished products meet approved drawings, specifications, work instructions and quality requirements. The role records inspection results, identifies non-conforming items and supports timely follow-up with the relevant departments. Key responsibilities • Perform incoming, first-piece, in-process and final inspections on components and finished products according to approved drawings, specifications and work instructions. • Conduct visual, dimensional and functional inspections using appropriate measuring equipment. • Read and interpret engineering drawings, dimensions and tolerances. • Record inspection results and maintain accurate quality documentation for traceability. • Identify, label and segregate non-conforming products, and report defects to the QA Engineer and relevant departments. • Assist with quality investigations and the verification of corrective actions. • Ensure inspection equipment is properly used, maintained and within its valid calibration period. • Support the maintenance of the ISO 9001 Quality Management System, including audit preparation and audit activities. • Work with relevant departments to resolve quality issues. • Maintain proper housekeeping, document control and safe work practices. About you • NITEC, Higher NITEC or Diploma in an engineering-related discipline, or equivalent. • At least 1 year of relevant experience in quality inspection, QA/QC or a manufacturing environment. • Able to read engineering drawings and use common precision measuring instruments. • Careful and systematic, with attention to detail and the ability to identify and record defects accurately. • Able to follow inspection procedures, maintain accurate records and communicate quality findings clearly. • Possess basic Microsoft Word and Excel skills. • Able to work in a manufacturing environment and occasionally lift or handle rail blocks weighing up to 15 kg, with appropriate equipment or assistance where required.