• Inspect the incoming quality of raw materials, components, and mechanical supplies. • Perform in-process quality inspections for machining and manufacturing operations, including turning, milling, CNC machining, drilling, cutting, bending, welding, and assembly. • Read and interpret mechanical engineering drawings, dimensional tolerances, and technical requirements. • Operate measuring and inspection instruments such as vernier calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, height gauges, and inspection gauges. • Inspect dimensions, appearance, flatness, perpendicularity, threads, and other technical requirements in accordance with engineering drawings. • Perform final quality inspections before products are shipped. • Prepare quality inspection reports, inspection checklists, and QC records. • Identify, document, and report non-conforming products; coordinate with the production department to determine root causes and propose corrective actions. • Monitor the handling of defective and reworked products and verify product quality after corrective actions have been implemented. • Coordinate with the production, engineering, and QA/QC departments to improve product quality. • Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor. [Requirements] • Graduated from a technical school, college, or university majoring in Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Manufacturing, Welding, Construction Engineering, or a related field. A background in Welding is preferred. • An NDT Level 2 (Non-Destructive Testing) certification is an advantage • Able to read and interpret technical drawings, including dimensional tolerances. • Proficient in using mechanical measuring and inspection instruments. • Knowledgeable in machining processes and product quality control. • Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, and AutoCAD; experience in preparing inspection reports is an advantage. • Candidates with prior QC experience in a mechanical manufacturing factory are preferred. • Careful, honest, and responsible, with a strong sense of accountability. • English proficiency is an advantage, particularly for understanding technical documents. Authority and Responsibilities • Request the production department to take corrective action when products fail to meet quality requirements. • Report and recommend the segregation of non-conforming products in accordance with company procedures. • Withhold acceptance approval for any product that does not meet the specified inspection criteria. • Be responsible for the accuracy of inspection and measurement results and the quality records assigned. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) • Percentage of inspections completed accurately and fully according to the inspection plan. • Accuracy of measurement and inspection results. • Rate of defect detection before products proceed to the next production stage or are shipped. • Error rate in inspection records and documentation. • Level of compliance with quality control procedures. • Timeliness of inspection reporting and coordination in handling non-conforming products.