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LAWA Fasteners is an IATF 16949-certified manufacturer of precision cold-forged fasteners and hydraulic components, supplying leading OEMs in India and international markets. We are looking for a quality-focused professional to join our growing Quality team. Position QC Executive / QC Engineer LAWA Fasteners Pvt. Ltd. MIDC JEJURI, Pune, Maharashtra About Us LAWA Fasteners is an IATF 16949-certified manufacturer of precision cold-forged fasteners and hydraulic components, supplying leading OEMs in India and international markets. We are looking for a quality-focused professional to join our growing Quality team. Experience: 25 Years Qualification: Diploma / B.E. in Mechanical Engineering Key Responsibilities Inspection of finished goods (FG) as per drawings, control plans and customer specifications. Inspection and approval of plated components, including visual appearance, plating defects, coating quality and dimensional compliance after plating. Operate and monitor Optical Sorting Machines and ensure effective segregation of defective components. Perform dimensional inspection using: Vernier Caliper Micrometer Height Gauge Thread Plug Gauges Thread Ring Gauges GO/NO-GO Gauges Profile Gauges and other inspection equipment. Inspection, identification and maintenance of inspection gauges and measuring instruments. Ensure calibration status of gauges and maintain gauge records. Prepare inspection reports and maintain quality documentation. Conduct in-process and final inspection to ensure product conformity. Coordinate with Production and Plating vendors to resolve quality issues. Participate in Internal Audits, Process Audits and Customer Audits. Support implementation of corrective and preventive actions (CAPA). Maintain compliance with IATF 16949 quality requirements and shop-floor quality standards. Desired Skills Experience in fasteners, cold forging, automotive, precision engineering or hydraulic components. Good knowledge of engineering drawings and GD&T. Hands-on experience with inspection gauges and measuring instruments. Experience in finished goods inspection. Knowledge of plating inspection and common plating defects. Experience with Optical Sorting Machines will be an added advantage. Understanding of calibration and gauge management. Familiarity with quality tools such as 7 QC Tools, 5 Why and Fishbone Analysis. Basic knowledge of IATF 16949 documentation and audit requirements. .
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