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NTN Bearing Corporation · 2 days ago

Quality Inspector

Carol Stream, IL

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad, Entry Level

NTN Bearing Corporation is a company focused on producing quality parts, and they are seeking a Quality Inspector to assist in the production process. The role involves conducting visual inspections, documenting results, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.

AutomotiveIndustrial ManufacturingManufacturingSales

Responsibilities

Conducts visual inspections of in-process parts. Confirms parts meet specifications, or communicates required adjustments to Quality/Production supervisor

Separates rejected parts and attaches unacceptable materials tags on part baskets as required

Documents inspection results by completing reports and logs; summarizing re-work and scrap; write data on appropriate quality forms

Performs tests of new parts and reports findings to managers and engineers

Prepares parts by cutting, buffing or polishing parts

Keeps measurement equipment operating by following operating instructions; calling for repairs

Maintains safe and healthy work environment by following standards and procedures; complying with legal regulations

Perform all other duties as assigned or needed

Qualification

Visual inspectionsSpecialized tools usageBasic computer literacyBasic math skillsSafety practices knowledge

Required

Must have High School Diploma or GED

Basic computer literacy for using bar code scanner, maintain inventory

Basic math skills and attention to details

Knowledge of safety practices

Able to quickly and accurately perform visual inspections

Ability to use specialized tools and machinery when testing products

Company

NTN Bearing Corporation

With quality brand names such as NTN, Bower, BCA and SNR, we manufacture and supply the most comprehensive range of bearings, constant velocity joints, and other precision industrial and automotive equipment to meet a variety of applications, across a variety of industries within the United States.

Founded in 1918