Inspection of hydraulic components:
Visually inspecting hydraulic cylinders, hoses, fittings, valves, pumps, and other components for defects like damage, misalignment, or incorrect assembly.
Dimensional checks:
Using measuring tools like calipers, micrometers, and gauges to verify dimensions of hydraulic components against specifications.
Pressure testing:
Performing pressure tests on hydraulic systems to ensure they can withstand designated operating pressures and identifying leaks.
Functional testing:
Testing the functionality of hydraulic systems, including flow rates, response times, and movement accuracy.
Material verification:
Checking incoming raw materials and components to ensure they meet quality standards.
Documentation and reporting:
Maintaining detailed records of inspection findings, non-conformance reports (NCRs), and documenting corrective actions taken.
Root cause analysis:
Identifying the root cause of quality issues and proposing solutions to prevent recurrence.
Calibration and maintenance:
Maintaining and calibrating testing equipment to ensure accuracy.
Quality control plan development:
Contributing to the development and implementation of quality control plans for hydraulic manufacturing processes.
Collaboration with production teams:
Working closely with production personnel to address quality issues and implement improvements.