Kerja Sepenuh Masa FRP QA-QC Inspectors, Gaji tinggi MYR 4,800 di Precise Harvest Federal Territory - Maukerja

Role and responsibilities

1. Review project requirements

- Review the buyer’s specifications, approved drawings, inspection and test plan (ITP), manufacturing procedures and acceptance criteria.

- Identify inspection stages, hold points and witness points before production starts.

- Raise unclear or conflicting requirements to the Project Director for clarification.

2. Inspect incoming materials

- Verify resin, reinforcement, gelcoat, fillers and other materials against approved requirements.

- Check material certificates, batch numbers, shelf life, storage conditions and traceability.

- Record non-compliant materials and escalate their proposed use before fabrication.

3. Monitor FRP manufacturing

- Monitor mould preparation, surface condition, cleanliness and release-agent application.

- Check reinforcement type, orientation, layer sequence, overlaps and local reinforcement against the approved laminate schedule.

- Monitor resin preparation, mixing ratios, application and consolidation according to approved procedures.

- Check for contamination, trapped air, dry fibres, wrinkles and other visible workmanship defects.

- Monitor environmental conditions, curing time and temperature where required.

- For infusion or vacuum processes, monitor the relevant vacuum, leak checks and process records against approved requirements.

4. Carry out in-process and final inspections

- Verify dimensions, laminate thickness, openings, inserts, joints and assembly details at accessible inspection stages.

- Inspect trimming, bonding, secondary lamination and repairs.

- Check completed products for visible cracks, delamination, voids, distortion and surface defects.

- Confirm that identified defects and punch-list items are properly addressed before recommending release.

5. Witness testing

- Witness specified tests, which may include Barcol hardness, dimensional checks, laminate thickness measurements, leak or hydrostatic tests and laminate sample testing.

- Verify test methods, equipment calibration and sample identification.

- Review laboratory reports against specified acceptance criteria.

- Record results and escalate failed or incomplete tests.

6. Manage non-conformances

- Raise factual inspection findings and non-conformance reports supported by photographs, measurements and specification references.

- Review proposed corrective actions and refer technical acceptance decisions to the Project Director or buyer’s authorised representative.

- Witness approved repairs, reinspect affected areas and track findings through closure.

- Escalate any bypassed inspection point, unauthorised material change or departure from approved procedures.

7. Report to the Project Director

- Submit daily inspection updates covering production activities, inspected items, findings, photographs and outstanding actions.

- Prepare weekly summaries of quality status, recurring defects, testing progress and risks to delivery.

- Maintain inspection records, material traceability, test reports and non-conformance registers.

- Provide a final inspection report stating compliance status, outstanding issues and any limitations in inspection coverage.

Authority and professional conduct

- Act independently on behalf of the buyer and communicate findings objectively.

- Coordinate inspection access and production schedules with the manufacturer.

- Follow the agreed ITP and inspection assignment; exercise hold or rejection authority only where formally delegated.

- Refer specification changes, concessions and final acceptance to the authorised party.

- Third party monitoring does not transfer the manufacturer’s responsibility for product quality to the inspector.

Candidate requirements

- Proven hands-on experience in FRP / composite manufacturing inspection, preferably *at least 3–5 years*, with evidence of independently handling relevant assignments.

- Familiarity with applicable manufacturing processes, laminate schedules, resin systems, curing, bonding and defect identification.

- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, ITPs and test reports.

- Confident in raising quality concerns professionally and resisting pressure to accept unsupported work.

- Strong written reporting, photographic documentation and communication skills.

- Willingness to work at the manufacturer’s premises in Kuala Lumpur and travel overseas when required.

- Relevant technical qualifications and inspection training are preferred. Any certification claimed must match the assigned inspection scope.

Pay: RM3,800.00 - RM4,800.00 per month

Benefits:

• Opportunities for promotion
• Professional development

Work Location: In person