The Senior QC Technician – Mechanical is responsible for leading inspection activities, ensuring compliance with customer and industry standards, and mentoring junior QC personnel. This role emphasizes technical accuracy, process control, documentation, and active participation in root cause analysis and quality improvements.
Independently conduct detailed inspections of complex components, assemblies, and welded structures
Validate dimensions, tolerances, and surface finishes using advanced metrology tools (CMM, bore gauges, etc.)
Review and interpret engineering drawings, GD&T symbols, and material specifications
Supervise and guide junior QC technicians and inspectors
Ensure inspection readiness across departments and processes
Act as a key interface between QC, production, and engineering teams for quality issue resolution
Prepare and review inspection reports, NCRs, calibration logs, and traceability records
Ensure adherence to internal QMS and external standards (ISO 9001, ASME, IATF, etc.)
Maintain proper documentation for customer audits, third-party inspections, and regulatory compliance
Participate in CAPA (Corrective and Preventive Actions) for recurring quality issues
Support initiatives like Lean, 5S, FMEA, or 7 QC tools to improve quality and efficiency
Assist in developing and updating inspection plans, quality checklists, and SOPs
Support internal and external quality audits with complete documentation and technical inputs
Conduct product and process audits to identify gaps and ensure corrective action
Verify supplier quality documents and incoming material compliance when required
Lead mechanical inspections for incoming, in-process, and final stages
Ensure usage and maintenance of calibrated instruments and gauges
Manage inspection schedules and priorities based on production and delivery requirements
Identify and report quality deviations; initiate corrective action processes
Mentor junior technicians and ensure consistent inspection practices
Diploma / ITI / B.Tech in Mechanical / Production / Tool Engineering
6–10 years of hands-on experience in mechanical quality inspection, preferably in manufacturing or fabrication
Strong expertise in GD&T, precision measurement, and inspection techniques
Proficient in using CMMs, surface roughness testers, and other advanced tools
Good understanding of fabrication, machining, welding, and assembly processes
Familiarity with ISO 9001, IATF 16949, ASME, or equivalent standards
Skilled in report writing, non-conformance analysis, and documentation control
NDT Level II (UT, RT, MPI, LPT)
Internal Auditor for ISO 9001 / IATF 16949
Exposure to ASME Sec VIII / IX, API, or AWS standards for pressure components and weld inspection
Shop-floor, inspection room, and audit environments
Requires frequent physical inspections and use of measuring tools
PPE compliance and adherence to safety protocols mandatory