Production QC Intern

Your Growth & Impact: Develop core inspection skills through daily hands-on testing and guided coaching from senior engineers. Build competence with measurement tools and reporting so you can own small QC tasks independently. Expand your problem-solving by supporting root cause checks and simple corrective actions. Strengthen your production knowledge by rotating across basic assembly stations and understanding common failure modes. Connect with operators and engineers to learn practical manufacturing workflows and safety standards. Responsibilities: Inspection & Testing: - Perform visual and dimensional inspections on parts and assemblies using calipers, gauges, and check fixtures. - Execute routine in-process checks at defined stages to ensure components meet drawing tolerances. - Record nonconformances and tag suspect items for segregation to prevent rework from reaching customers. - Assist in basic pass/fail testing under supervision and escalate issues that need technical input. Documentation & Reporting: - Complete inspection logs and maintain accurate batch records for traceability and audits. - Enter QC results into standard spreadsheets and help prepare daily quality summaries for the production lead. - Support inventory control by tracking inspected materials and reporting shortages or excesses. - File corrective action records and assist in following up until closure. Process Support & Safety: - Work with operators to set up simple inspection jigs and ensure measuring tools are calibrated and clean. - Follow safety procedures and report hazards to keep the shop floor safe and compliant. - Participate in basic improvement activities to reduce repeat defects and simplify checks. - Support incoming inspection when needed to verify supplier parts against purchase specifications. Requirements: Qualifications & Experience: - SPM or Diploma in Mechanical, Manufacturing, Mechatronics, or related technical field, or equivalent hands-on experience. - Fresh graduates are welcome; up to 1 year of workshop or factory exposure is acceptable. - Willingness to work shifts and spend most of the day on the production floor. Hard Skills & Knowledge: - Basic ability to read engineering drawings and apply dimensional tolerances. - Familiarity with hand measurement tools such as vernier calipers, micrometers, and gauges. - Comfort using MS Excel for simple data entry and basic reporting. - Awareness of quality concepts such as inspection plans, nonconformance reporting, and traceability. Soft Skills & Qualities: - Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach to repetitive checks. - Clear communication and a collaborative attitude when working with operators and engineers. - Willingness to learn, accept feedback, and follow standard procedures consistently. - Good punctuality, reliability, and a practical mindset for working in a hands-on environment.