Quality Inspector - Gallatin, TN (Same Day Pay) $15-18hr
quick hire staffingLebanon (TN)
Quality Inspector - Gallatin, TN (Same Day Pay) $15-18hr
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quick hire staffingLebanon (TN)
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About the role
Immediate Pay Quality Inspector The Immediate Pay, Quality Inspector position offers individuals the opportunity to receive payment for their work on the same day they perform their duties. Same Day Pay is available for the first three days of a long-term assignment, and every day of a one or two-day contract. Upon starting the job, workers will be paid for their first day of work (ONLY) at the end of that day. However, it is important to note that if a worker does not show up for their second day of work without prior notice or valid reason, they will be terminated from the position. Overall Purpose of the Quality Inspector Provide quality services and support for all missions assigned to a manufacturing or warehouse site while ensuring a healthy and safe work environment. Reports to Site Supervisor/Site Leaders ResponsibilitiesClient Relationship & Business Development Act as an impartial third party between the production source and the customer facility to ensure the product meets set criteria OperationsCheck/inspect manufactured parts or products for defects Read and follow work instructions and general processes Use measuring or testing equipment as needed Ensure products meet quality standards Display excellent customer service Must comply with local and company Health & Safety legislation, laws, and policies Organization & Management Collect and record data TechnicalUtilize company portal for time recording and policy acknowledgements OtherAny other duties as assigned Knowledge, skills, abilities Hard skills
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