Quality Control Inspector
connections personnelUnion (NJ)
Quality Control Inspector
Posted yesterday
connections personnelUnion (NJ)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$22/hr
About the role
Connections Personnel has a temp to hire openings for 2 Quality Control Inspector for a leading sheet metal company dedicated to delivering high-quality products to their customers located in Union, NJ. Must have metal manufacturing background. They are currently seeking meticulous and detail-oriented Quality Control Inspectors to join their team. The Quality Control Inspector will play a crucial role in ensuring that our products meet the highest standards of quality and compliance with industry regulations.
Responsibilities:
Conduct quality inspections using and to ensure product specifications are met.
Perform inspections on raw materials, work in progress, and finished products.
Utilize methods to identify defects or deviations from quality standards.
Analyze data and results to provide detailed reports on product quality.
Collaborate with the QA/QC team to address quality issues and implement corrective actions.
Maintain documentation of all inspection activities in compliance with standards.
Requirements:
Proficiency in blue print reading and interpretation.
Must have metal manufacturing background.
Strong analytical skills to effectively inspection results.
Prior experience using equipment such as micrometers, calipers, height gauges, and optical comparator.
Knowledge of QA/QC and ISO 9001 standards.
Attention to detail and accuracy in conducting inspections.
Must be able to pass a drug, background check and E-Verify.
Benefits: Medical, 401K and vacation and holiday pay.
Schedule: 7am-330pm Monday thru Friday plus possible overtime.
Salary:
$22/hr -$25/hr depending on experience. For immediate consideration please apply online at:
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