Quality Control Inspector

In line Inspection

• Conduct in-process inspections during all armoring stages including fabrication, welding, ballistic material installation, glass fitting, drive testing, water leak testing and vehicle assembly.
• Ensure production activities conform to approved drawings, work instructions, SOPs, and quality requirements.
• Detect non-conformities, workmanship issues, dimensional deviations, and installation defects before the product moves to the next process. Raise inspection reports and non-conformance reports (NCRs) when required.
• Inspect armor steel, ballistic glass, overlap protection, brackets, fasteners, welding, and mounting systems to ensure compliance with design and ballistic requirements.
• Ensure operators follows approved manufacturing procedures quality requirements and safety regulations throughout production.
• Accurately document inspection results, defect findings, rework status, and quality checkpoints in inspection reports, checklists, and production records.
• Re-inspect repaired or reworked items to confirm that defects have been properly corrected and meet acceptance criteria.
• Work closely with production supervisors, foremen, engineering, and quality personnel to resolve quality issues and improve process performance.
• Provide inspection data and feedback for investigations of recurring defects, customer complaints, and quality improvement initiatives. Incoming vehicle inspection
• Conduct incoming inspection of base vehicles upon arrival at the facility.
• Conduct drive testing for mechanical and electrical function of base vehicle.
• Verify vehicle condition against OEM specifications, purchase orders, and checklists.
• Inspect for transport damages, missing parts, cosmetic defects, or functional issues.
• Record vehicle details (VIN, mileage, condition, accessories) in inspection reports.
• Raise Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for damaged or non-compliant vehicles.
• Coordinate with logistics, purchasing, and production teams for vehicle acceptance or rejection.
• Ensure vehicles are properly released or quarantined based on inspection results. Education: Diploma or Technical Certificate in Mechanical, Automotive, Industrial or related fields Engineering Degree Is an advantage Training: Welding Certification
• NDT Training (mandatory)
• CSWIP Training (advantage) Experience:
• Minimum of 0-1 year of experience in quality control inspection within vehicle, automotive manufacturing or metal fabrication. ? Basic experience performing in-process (inline) inspections during vehicle assembly, fabrication, welding, mechanical installation, and other metal fabrication activities.