Tool inspector vs quality control inspector

Differences between tool inspector and quality control inspector duties and responsibilities

Tool inspector example responsibilities.

• Inspect parts using height gauges, travel gauges, indicators, calipers, and comparators.
• Read and interpret engineering drawings and inspection procedures in accordance with API.
• Perform close tolerance inspection of support tooling including drill jigs, gages and templates.
• Perform inspections on machine tooling and spare parts using CMM, vision systems, and other NIST certify equipment.
• Interface effectively with other HVAC inspectors in coordinating inspection operations.
• Complete FAA require conformity inspections and comply with certification data requirements to present to FAA for approval.
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Quality control inspector example responsibilities.

• Coordinate joint surveys with SATORP inspectors and manage clearance of all issue active LBE and NCR.
• Conduct measurements and verify critical dimensions using micrometers, calipers, measuring tape, protractors and other calibrate instruments.
• Measure dimensions of products to verify conformance to specifications, using measuring instruments including rulers, calipers, gauges and micrometers.
• Use of the RF scanner to receive merchandises to their proper locations in a measure time.
• Fill items correctly while tracking inventory using RF scan gun; manually correct product counts in system.
• Complete lab checks on cook and raw pork products, as well as part of the HACCP team.
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