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Cleaver-Brooks lists this Receiving Inspector opportunity in thomasville, Georgia. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Receiving InspectorCleaver-Brooks is looking for a Receiving Inspector to join our team in Thomasville, GA. The Receiving Inspector serves as the first quality checkpoint within the manufacturing process by inspecting incoming materials, components, and purchased parts to ensure they conform to Cleaver-Brooks engineering drawings, purchase specifications, quality standards, and applicable code requirements before they are released to production.This position works closely with Receiving, Purchasing, Manufacturing, Engineering, and Quality to prevent nonconforming materials from entering production, reducing rework, improving product quality, and supporting on-time manufacturing operations.Job Location: Thomasville, GAEssential Duties:Inspect incoming materials and outgoing ship loose parts and materials, fabricated components, and purchased parts for compliance with engineering drawings, specifications, purchase orders, and quality requirements.Verify incoming shipments for correct part numbers, quantities, revision levels, dimensions, material identification, and overall condition.Identify shipping damage, missing components, improper packaging, contamination, corrosion, or other conditions that may affect product quality.Perform dimensional inspections using precision measuring equipment, including:Calipers, micrometers, tape measuresHeight gauges, thread gauges, pin gaugesStraightedges and other inspection equipment as requiredCompare inspection results to engineering drawings, inspection criteria, and manufacturing specifications.Read and interpret mechanical drawings, blueprints, bills of material, inspection instructions, and basic manufacturing documentation.Material Documentation & Traceability:Review vendor documentation — Material Test Reports (MTRs), Certificates of Conformance, heat numbers, lot numbers, serial numbers, and packing documentation — to verify compliance with purchasing and quality requirements.Ensure material traceability is maintained between received materials, certifications, and company records.Verify required product markings, identification stamps, and traceability information are present and accurate.Nonconforming Material Control:Identify materials that fail to meet specifications and immediately communicate findings to appropriate Quality and Purchasing personnel.Segregate and identify suspect or nonconforming materials to prevent unintended use.Document inspection findings accurately within the ERP/MRP system.Create and maintain nonconformance documentation, including inspection records and Material Review Board (MRB) transactions.Assist with investigations related to supplier quality concerns and recurring material issues.Cross-Functional Support:Work closely with Receiving, Purchasing, Production Planning, Manufacturing, Engineering, and Quality personnel to prioritize inspections based on production requirements.Support continuous improvement initiatives by identifying recurring supplier quality issues and recommending opportunities for improvement.Maintain inspection equipment in proper working condition and verify calibration status before use.Follow established quality procedures, work instructions, safety policies, and applicable manufacturing standards.Maintain organized inspection records and documentation to support internal audits and quality system requirements.Perform other duties as assigned.Competencies and Skills:Technical Skills:Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprintsAbility to perform dimensional inspections using precision measuring equipmentBasic understanding of manufacturing processes and fabricated componentsAbility to compare inspection results to specifications and acceptance criteriaBasic computer proficiency, including Microsoft OfficeAbility to learn ERP/MRP systemsBasic understanding of quality inspection methodsAbility to learn ASME and company quality requirements applicable to incoming inspectionBehavioral Competencies:Exceptional attention to detail and strong observation skillsMechanical aptitude and sound judgmentIntegrity when making quality decisionsOrganization and time managementEffective written and verbal communicationProblem-solving abilityAbility to prioritize work in a fast-paced manufacturing environmentAbility to work independently with minimal supervisionStrong teamwork and collaboration skillsInternal & External Contacts:Internal Contacts:ReceivingPurchasingManufacturingEngineeringProduction PlanningQuality AssuranceWarehouse PersonnelExternal Contacts:Material SuppliersVendor RepresentativesThird-Party Inspectors (as required)Education & Experience:Education — Required:High school diploma or GEDEducation — Preferred:Associate degree in Manufacturing Technology, Industrial Technology, Mechanical Technology, Quality Assurance, or a related technical fieldExperience — Required:Demonstrated mechanical aptitudeAbility to read measuring devices and perform basic mathematical calculationsAbility to learn blueprint reading and quality inspection techniquesBasic computer skillsExperience — Preferred:One to three years of manufacturing, inspection, fabrication, machining, warehouse, or industrial experienceExperience using calipers, micrometers, or other precision measuring equipmentExperience working in a manufacturing or industrial environmentPrevious ERP/MRP experienceExperience reading engineering drawings or blueprintsEnvironmental Factors and Physical Requirements:Work is performed primarily in a manufacturing and warehouse environment with frequent exposure to moving equipment, overhead cranes, forklifts, welding operations, machinery, noise, dust, heat, lubricants, and varying temperatures.The employee must be able to:Stand and walk for extended periods throughout the workdayFrequently bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, reach, and climb stairs or laddersOccasionally lift, carry, push, or pull up to 65 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodationFrequently use hands and fingers to handle tools, inspection equipment, and small componentsFrequently distinguish colors, markings, dimensions, and defectsRead engineering drawings, specifications, computer screens, and inspection documentationSafely operate inspection equipment and material handling devices after appropriate trainingWear required personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, hearing protection, hard hats, gloves, safety-toed footwear, and other PPE as requiredReasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position.Preferred Candidate Profile:The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, mechanically inclined, and enjoys solving problems through careful inspection and measurement. They take pride in identifying issues before they impact production and understand the importance of maintaining quality standards while supporting manufacturing schedules. Prior quality inspection experience is beneficial but not required — candidates with strong manufacturing aptitude and a willingness to learn are encouraged to apply.Benefits of Being a Cleaver-Brooks Employee:Competitive salaryComprehensive benefits, including medical, dental, vision, maternity support program, discounted virtual physician visits, voluntary medical benefits (Critical Illness, Hospital Care, and Accidental Injury), FSA, HSA, life insurance, short term and long-term disabilityCash matching 401(k) planEmployee assistance program (EAP)Pet insuranceEmployee discount programTuition assistancePaid time off and 11 paid holidaysWho is Cleaver-Brooks:Cleaver-Brooks is the market leader in providing fully integrated boiler and burner systems. We lead the boiler/burner industry due to our
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thomasville, GA, 31792, US
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