Incoming QC Incpector

To perform incoming quality inspections on raw materials, components, and purchased parts to ensure they meet company specifications, engineering drawings, purchase order requirements, and quality standards before acceptance for production use.

Responsibilities

- Inspect incoming materials, components, and parts according to inspection procedures, specifications, and engineering drawings.
- Verify part numbers, quantities, labels, certificates, and other required documentation against purchase orders and approved specifications.
- Perform visual, dimensional, and basic functional inspections using appropriate measuring instruments and inspection tools.
- Record inspection results accurately in inspection reports and the applicable quality system.
- Identify, segregate, and label non-conforming materials to prevent unintended use in production.
- Raise non-conformance reports (NCRs) and communicate quality issues to the Quality team, Warehouse, Purchasing, and relevant stakeholders.
- Support investigations into supplier quality issues and follow up on corrective actions as assigned.
- Ensure inspection tools and equipment are handled properly and calibrated where required.
- Maintain proper housekeeping and ensure compliance with workplace safety and quality procedures.
- Support internal and external audits, inventory checks, and other quality-related activities as required.

Requirements:

- Minimum SPM or equivalent qualification; a certificate or diploma in Engineering, Manufacturing, or Quality-related fields is an advantage.
- Preferably 1–2 years of experience in incoming inspection, quality control, or manufacturing. Fresh graduates may be considered.
- Basic knowledge of engineering drawings, technical specifications, and measurement tools.
- Familiarity with measuring instruments such as vernier calipers, micrometers, and height gauges is an advantage.
- Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Excel and data entry.
- Good attention to detail, accuracy, and ability to identify defects or discrepancies.
- Able to follow work instructions, inspection procedures, and quality standards.
- Good communication skills and ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Willing to work shifts and overtime when required.
- Experience in semiconductor, precision engineering, or cleanroom manufacturing is an advantage.