First Article Inspection Clerk

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Job Description

SUMMARY

This employee is responsible for completing First Article Inspection Reports (FAIR's) per AS9102 Standard, and will involve working with multiple departments, including the Quality Dept. itself, Final Inspection/QC/Testing Dept., NPI Dept., and Engineering Dept. Responsible for assigned jobs/tasks by Director of Quality Assurance and Quality Engineers. Must complete work in a timely manner with accuracy, have strong attention to detail, integrity, and ensure conformance to operating procedures and customer requirements.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Complete AS9102 FAIR's per customer and industry requirements.

Review the following documents for accuracy when completing FAIR's: Drawing Notes, Specifications, Travelers/Routers, Pick Lists, BOM's, Supplier Certifications, and any other applicable documents necessary in order to complete FAIR's.

Ability to verify the FAI part(s) with inspection gages, measuring tools, microscope, and camera, as needed.

Maintain safe working environment and report any potential hazards.

Be punctual in attendance and general work schedule breaks and lunch.

Reliable and flexible to work additional hours on short notice to complete orders and special projects to meet customer or internal demands.

Ability to meet challenging time targets to meet customer demands.

Additional duties may be assigned if required.

COMPETENCY REQUIREMENTS

Basic to Intermediate level of understanding of AS9100 and ISO9001 quality system.

Knowledge of AS9102 Standard for FAIR's at an intermediate to high level.

Standard understanding of record keeping and reporting.

Ability to read assembly drawings and electrical schematics.

Produces mostly error-free work the first time with little waste or redone work.

Standard understanding of Microsoft Office.

Good communication skills, both verbal and written, including the ability to communicate and interface well with the Quality Dept. and other departments.

Basic knowledge of IPC standards.

Passing all internal ISC training programs.

Fully abide by ISC policies and procedures.

Speak and read English (Conversational in any other language is a plus.)

Good vision and hearing.

Basic arithmetic: add, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages.

Statistics: Interpret and analyze numerical data using statistical methods.

Basic Geometry: The ability to understand and work with shapes, angles, lines, and planes.

EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE

High School Diploma or equivalent, (e.g., GED, vocational school diploma.

Background in aerospace, defense, or cable assembly industries preferred.

Good knowledge of blueprint reading.

PHYSICAL DEMAND AND SAFETY

Ability to stay on your feet for prolonged periods of time and mobility to get around facility without limitations.

Ability to sit and work at a station for prolonged periods of time without limitation.

Standard safety requirements.

WE ARE COMMITTED TO A HIGH-PERFORMANCE CULTURE OF OWNERSHIP, RESPONSIBILITY, AND ACCOUNTABILITY WHICH WILL LEAD TO BREAKTHROUGH RESULTS IN SERVICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS AND HIGHLY MOTIVATED EMPLOYEES.

Company Description

Established in 1971, ISC began building custom power cables & assemblies for Gateway, Kingston, and Xerox. With over 50 years of manufacturing experience, ISC is capable of meeting tight deadlines and changing forecasts while maintaining quality. Our products are in use worldwide in commercial and military aircraft, lifesaving medical devices, weapon systems, inflight entertainment, power systems, and countless commercial, industrial & technology applications. Our facility is environmentally controlled, engineered for manufacturing flexibility, includes dedicated assembly labs for isolated program management, and a cleanroom facility. With dedicated professionals and assemblers regularly operating two full shifts, ISC operates with the most current high-speed tooling, material handling, and test equipment.

Company Description Established in 1971, ISC began building custom power cables & assemblies for Gateway, Kingston, and Xerox. With over 50 years of manufacturing experience, ISC is capable of meeting tight deadlines and changing forecasts while maintaining quality. Our products are in use worldwide in commercial and military aircraft, lifesaving medical devices, weapon systems, inflight entertainment, power systems, and countless commercial, industrial & technology applications. Our facility is environmentally controlled, engineered for manufacturing flexibility, includes dedicated assembly labs for isolated program management, and a cleanroom facility. With dedicated professionals and assemblers regularly operating two full shifts, ISC operates with the most current high-speed tooling, material handling, and test equipment.