Job Description
We are seeking to recruit a Surface Quality Inspector for our location in Jupiter, Florida
Strong attention to detail by visually looking at the surface quality of polished optics by using both hands to hold the optic to look thru (transmission) and in reflection to perform the visual inspection of Ø 5mm to Ø 200mm parts.
Perform a visual inspection of the optical (glass) lenses against applicable standards ( i.e. ISO10110 and MIL-PRF-13830) using a high intensity light source, or indirect lighting with eye loupes, and/or microscope to identify and find any surface defects (scratches, stains, chips, fractures, etc.) on the lens after polishing or coating. Use the applicable standard to determine if the depth/width of the defect is acceptable or rejected based on the drawing specification.
Visual inspection of low/moderate (standard/commercial) grade surface quality requirements (80-50, 60-40 scratch dig equivalent) which are a commonly acceptable cosmetic standards.
Perform the inspection of raw glass blanks with documentation and release of material to production.
Must be able to use cleaning solvents (alcohol, acetone and others) with special cloth wipes to clean, wipe, and to dissolve and remove any contaminants from the lens before and after inspection.
After inspection of the optics, must be able to wrap the lens to protect from scratches, stains, chips, etc.
Must be able to follow written and verbal instructions in a reliable and consistent manner.
Must accurately document the description of lenses that do not meet the surface quality requirements, segregate the nonconforming parts from acceptable lenses, and to protect the rejected lens before sending to rework (internally or externally) or transferring acceptable lenses to inventory.
May use various measuring instruments to measure physical dimension (in mm and inches).
Must be able to escalate observed or potential lens quality or process defects to team lead or department supervisor.
Must be organized, meticulous and a conscientious worker to minimize mishandling. Lenses inspected are finished product to be built into assemblies that must be handled with utmost care.
Maintain contamination control and cleanliness of the area at all times.
Proper safety procedures and process controls will be followed at all times when working with solvents, sharp edges and high intensity light sources.
Should be an independent worker who can be focused on their responsibilities under minimal supervision with handling and processing parts quickly and efficiently before sending the lenses to coating (outside process), inventory, or to the customer.
Work instructions and inspection training to be provided but individual must be able listen and ask questions, refer to the instructions and notes taken, and retain the information provided to reference back.
REQUIREMENTS:
High School Diploma, some college preferred.
General knowledge of reading mechanical or optical blueprints/drawings.
Use of measuring equipment such a caliper or dial indicators (mm and inch units).
General computer skills and aptitude.
Experienced in an ISO 9000 quality system work environment is preferred.
