Main responsibilities
- Inspect outgoing products and record and document non-conformities.
- Identify and isolate non-conforming products pending a decision, or return them to production immediately.
- Inform the responsible teams of defects and verify corrective work.
- Prepare and maintain measurement reports, photo and video records and other quality documentation.
- Organise and conduct water testing under the company’s procedures.
- Work with production, process and design engineers to analyse recurring defects and develop preventive measures.
What we expect
- Vocational or higher technical education is preferred; applicants with relevant practical experience are also considered.
- Experience in metalworking, welding, metal structure assembly or engineering manufacturing is useful; quality inspection experience is an advantage.
- Ability to read production and assembly documentation: dimensions, tolerances, welding symbols, sections, views, specifications and technical notes.
- Basic computer skills covering email, spreadsheets, production documents and data recording and storage.
- Language skills sufficient for technical documentation, safety instructions and workplace communication; additional working languages or technical English are an advantage.
- Willingness to complete Birger’s internal training on inspection procedures, non-conformities, water testing, measuring tools and occupational safety.
- Active cooperation with supervisors, production, engineers and management, including quality improvement and activities within ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems.