Quality Control Inspector {177042}

Posted 2 days ago

alineSumter (SC)

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$35,100 per year

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About the role

Job Description: A-Line Staffing is now hiring for a Quality Control Inspector. The Quality Control Inspectorwould be working for a major company and has career growth potential. If you are interested in this Quality Control Inspector position, please apply today for immediate consideration! Quality Control Inspector Compensation

Pay rate: $18.00 per hour Work schedules are 8pm - 8am and 3 days on-2 days off-2 days on-3 days off schedule and weekends included Quality Control Inspector Responsiblities: Perform inspections of products prior to release according to applicable specifications. Compile and review release documentation and ensure all lot device history records are complete. Sample hold products as per specification requirements. Record inspection results and audit findings in the Quality Module of SAP. Report product nonconformance issues to relevant leadership. Quality Control InspectorQUALIFICATIONS: Critical Information

Shift: 8pm - 8am, 3 days on-2 days off-2 days on-3 days off schedule, including weekends

Remote: No Environment: Steel toe or composite safety shoes required, eye exam required, safety, environmental, and quality standards must be maintained Education/Licenses Needed High School diploma or GED Recent college or technical college graduates welcome Knowledge of Quality System Regulations and control charting defect trends If you think this Quality Control Inspectorposition is a good fit for you, please reach out to me - feel free to call, e-mail, or apply to this posting!

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