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Responsibilities

1. Inspect products and processes per drawings, processes and inspection standards, register and confirm inspection data, and ensure the authenticity and validity of the original data;

2. Provide quality information and statistical data for reference by technical and quality engineers;

3. Fill in in-process inspection records and production abnormality records accurately, archive them, and feed process data back to purchasing and supervisors;

4. Participate in preliminary analysis and feedback of quality issues, and in preliminary inspection and evaluation of submitted samples;

5. Keep and maintain the reference parts and limit samples used for incoming inspection;

6. Support the work of other departments.

Requirements

1. Technical secondary school or above with 2+ years of in-process quality control (IPQC) experience in manufacturing; mechanical manufacturing, metal materials or inspection technology background preferred;

2. Strong principle, responsibility and quality control awareness, able to uphold standards under pressure;

3. Good communication skills and able to coordinate effectively with purchasing and warehouse;

4. Meticulous and rigorous, with strong problem-finding and analysis ability;

5. Basic professional knowledge of mechanical manufacturing, metal materials and inspection technology; familiarity with the inspection characteristics of machining, casting and stamping parts is preferred;

6. Skilled in the correct use and maintenance of all common measuring tools and gauges; familiar with common metallic and non-metallic materials;

7. Able to work two shifts.

Responsibilities

1. Carry out product assembly according to the production plan and operating procedures, ensuring quality, quantity and schedule;

2. Be familiar with the specifications and operating standards of the assigned products and ensure assembly meets company requirements;

3. Carefully check assembly requirements and use suitable tools and equipment to ensure qualified product quality;

4. Arrange working time reasonably according to the production plan and complete assembly tasks on schedule.

Requirements

1. Technical secondary school, high school or above with some experience in mechanical product assembly;

2. Skilled and standard use of various assembly tools such as torque wrenches;

3. Able to read mechanical assembly drawings; experience in large factories is preferred.

Responsibilities

1. Inbound: receive all materials (raw materials, parts, semi-finished and finished goods) and verify delivery notes against purchase orders; check appearance and quantity on arrival per inspection standards and support quality inspection; complete inbound formalities and enter data into the ERP/WMS system accurately and promptly to keep records consistent with physical stock; arrange storage locations reasonably according to material characteristics;

2. Outbound: pick and prepare materials per production requisitions or sales delivery notes; hand over materials with the receiver and sign for confirmation; post outbound transactions in the system promptly to keep inventory data up to date; check finished-goods loading and organise documents to ensure correct models and quantities;

3. Inventory: carry out daily cycle counts, weekly cycle counts and month-end / year-end full stocktakes, analyse discrepancies promptly and report them; monitor stock levels, identify, isolate and report slow-moving and defective materials and propose handling suggestions; maintain ERP/WMS inventory data for accuracy, timeliness and completeness; prepare inventory, inbound/outbound and other data reports on time.

Requirements

1. Technical secondary school, high school or above with 1+ year of experience in manufacturing or logistics warehouse management / material distribution; ERP experience preferred.