Overview
At 5K Power, we excel in delivering sophisticated electrical solutions for various sectors. We are seeking a versatile and detail-oriented Quality Control Inspector to ensure that all products meet established requirements for reliability, workmanship, and overall quality standards.
Responsibilities
- Perform in-process inspections of fabricated steel components, weldments, enclosures, frames, and modular structures.
- Inspect cutting, bending, welding, and structural fabrication processes according to engineering drawings and project specifications.
- Verify proper installation of hardware, fasteners, mechanical supports, and enclosure assemblies.
- Conduct in-process inspections of wiring, terminations, harness routing, labeling, and component installation.
- Verify assemblies such as switchboards and control panels meet electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
- Conduct functional checks, continuity tests, and component validation during and after assembly.
- Perform electrical testing using multimeters and other equipment as required.
- Energize electrical equipment up to 480 VAC and 125 VDC for functional and safety testing.
- Inspect output samples using dimensional, mechanical, and electrical test methods.
- Ensure final assemblies meet all UL, NEC, and company quality standards before release.
- Issue detailed inspection reports and ensure compliance with quality procedures.
- Record discrepancies, deviations, and rework actions; enter inspection data into the quality database.
- Apply inspection labels and document product acceptance after correcting variances.
- Review blueprints, fabrication drawings, and electrical schematics; report deviations from specifications.
- Assist in identifying root causes of defects in fabrication and assembly processes.
- Recommend and support continuous improvement initiatives.
- Assist in training production team members on quality control practices.
- Support customers during Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT).
- Monitor production equipment and tools for safe operation.
- Maintain measurement and test equipment, schedule calibrations, and update equipment logs.
- Maintain current knowledge of fabrication techniques and industry best practices.