Performing the duties of an Incoming Quality Control Inspector, which are as follows: - Implementing specific work instructions and inspecting and receiving all incoming raw materials and supplies. - Recording all incoming records and maintaining them in accordance with document and record control clauses. - Rejecting the receipt of any non-conforming incoming goods, activating NCR forms, and submitting these reports to the department manager. Performing the duties of an In-Process Quality Control Inspector on the production line, which are as follows: - Performing in-process inspection of products, verifying compliance with specifications, and marking conforming products with an "Approved" tag. - Recording all in-process inspection records hourly and maintaining them in accordance with document and record control clauses. - Isolating any non-conforming Work in Process (WIP) products and placing them in a HOLD area. - Activating NCR forms for non-conforming products and submitting these reports to the department manager on a daily basis. Performing the duties of a Finished Product Quality Inspector, which are as follows: - Performing final inspection on all finished products to ensure compliance with required specifications prior to storage or shipment to the customer. - Isolating defective products from conforming ones, tagging them as defective, and placing them in a HOLD area. - Identifying non-conformities and handling them in accordance with established corrective action procedures. - Submitting a recommendation report to the Quality Manager on necessary preventive actions. - The Finished Product Quality Inspector is responsible for maintaining all quality form records related to quality management procedures, and all work is subject to internal audit. All of the above must be performed in accordance with the official approved Quality Management procedure. Educational Qualifications: A Quality Inspector must hold a Bachelor's degree in Quality Control or a suitable higher qualification. Training Courses: A Quality Inspector must have completed the following training courses: 1- Quality Systems Concepts 2- Internal Auditing Skills: The Finished Product Quality Inspector must master the following skills: 1- Fact-based decision making 2- Proficiency in computer applications 3- Strong leadership and management skills 4- Ability to work under pressure 5- Forecasting skills and keen observation 6- Teamwork 7- Diplomacy in dealing with technicians Personal Traits: The Finished Product Quality Inspector must possess the following traits: 1- Punctuality 2- Focus and logical thinking 3- High IQ 4- Calm demeanor and composure 6- Tactfulness and a cheerful demeanor 7- Good listening, understanding, and mindful perception of situations 8- Neat appearance 9- Ability to handle critical situations wisely.

Additional Details

• Number of vacancies: 2
• Shift system: Morning and evening
• Benefits: Health insurance, social insurance, meals, overtime