Dimensional Inspection × Recommended Skills: Quality Control
77 jobs found.
Tsukegi Manufacturer
This occupation involves processing timber to manufacture tsukegi (reinforcing materials or decorative parts) for furniture and architectural components.
Steel Pipe Inspector
Steel pipe inspectors inspect for defects and dimensions using visual and non-destructive testing techniques after the manufacturing and installation of steel pipes and piping systems, ensuring safety and functionality.
Ironwork Inspector
This occupation involves inspecting the dimensions, welds, and surface conditions of metal products using various inspection devices and measuring instruments to verify compliance with design drawings and standards.
Ironworker, Boilermaker
A job that cuts, bends, and assembles steel materials to manufacture and repair iron products such as building structures and containers.
Steel Cutting Worker
This occupation involves operating various cutting machines such as laser, plasma, gas, and shearing to cut iron and steel materials to specified dimensions, laying the foundation for product processing.
Ceramic Raw Mold Finisher
Specialized occupation that finishes ceramic raw molds (prototypes) and prepares mass-production molds for forming. Polishes and repairs surfaces of plaster or refractory molds to enhance precision in shape and dimensions.
Needle Worker (Bearing Manufacturing)
Manufacturing job that processes and finishes needle rollers (needles) used in bearings, up to quality inspection.
Punch Die Operator
A job that uses metal press machines and punch dies (dies) to punch and form metal materials into predetermined shapes.
Vise Manufacturing Worker
Occupation that manufactures metal vises (work clamps). Produces high-precision tools through processes such as cutting, grinding, and assembly.
Chopstick Blank Manufacturer
A manufacturing job that uses natural wood as material to shape and polish chopstick blanks, which are the prototypes for chopsticks, using lathes and polishing machines.