What Does a Mechanical Inspector Do?

Certified Mechanical inspector (CMI) is an ASQ (American Quality Institute) certification. He is an inspector with the necessary knowledge and industry experience to pass certification exams.

Registered mechanical inspector

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Certified Mechanical inspector (CMI) is an ASQ (American Quality Institute) certification. He is an inspector with the necessary knowledge and industry experience to pass certification exams.

Chinese name

Registered mechanical inspector

Foreign name

Certified mechanical inspector, CMI

Nature

ASQ (American Institute of Quality) certification

Minimum requirements

Know basic quality terms, definitions and concepts

With the support and guidance of a quality engineer, supervisor, or technician, the inspector can use the proven technology in the knowledge outline in a responsible manner. Under the guidance of professionals, mechanical inspectors evaluate hardware documents, perform experimental procedures, inspect products, record data, and prepare formal reports.

Minimum requirements for registered mechanical inspectors:

· Must know basic quality terms, definitions and concepts.

Must know basic statistical terms and techniques, how to collect data, and identify out-of-control conditions.

· Must know the concept of PDCA and understand the concept of team.

Know the type of measurement, the terminology of the measurement, and the difference in the measurement scale.

· You must know the difference in accuracy and precision, and you can choose the right measurement tools and techniques.

· You must know how to measure with a flat layout.

· Must be able to identify inspection errors and initial processing.

· Must have basic proofreading knowledge.

· Must be able to read and interpret design drawings and know the concepts of key, major, and minor characteristics.

· Must have a working knowledge of ASME Y 14.5M, GD & P, and an understanding of x, y, and z coordination systems.

· Must be able to use inspection planning tools and perform product audits, be able to determine the size of samples in batches; randomly select samples.

· Knowledge of test methods.

· Must be able to identify and report non-conforming material.

· Must understand traceability (product, material and calibration).

· Must have strong basic mathematical knowledge and perform measurement conversion; be able to solve x, addition and subtraction, minutes, seconds.