Source Inspector-100% Travel id-6367

April 10, 2025

Summary

Inspects purchased parts at a vendor's plant prior to shipment; required to perform product acceptance functions at off-site locations. Provides liaison with suppliers to assure the quality and reliability of purchased materials.

Duties and Responsibilities

Checks suppliers’ work and progress to ensure conformance to specifications.

Performs complex electrical and/or mechanical inspections.

Plans, performs, and reports results of evaluations of operating practices in production, inspection, and supporting departments.

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Prepares reports and makes recommendations as appropriate.

You Must Have

A bachelor’s degree and at least two (2) years of experience, or a High School Diploma and at least four (4) years of experience required in a mechanical and/or electrical engineering, manufacturing, or production environment as a Quality Inspector, Auditor, Machinists, or Quality Engineering role.   

Must possess a valid Driver’s License.

Must meet eye exam requirements.

Ability to travel as determined by the needs of the business up to 100% of the time.

Ability to work remote, hybrid, or on-site as directed by management and is determined by the needs of the business.

Regular and reliable attendance is an essential function of this job.

United States Citizenship.

Ability to obtain and maintain, a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) security clearance (some positions require additional DOE designations).

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We Value

Current certification from Honeywell or other recognized professional organization.

Compensation Date

$81,600-$127,500

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