Field Quality Inspector
vanden globalDenver (CO)
About the role
Field Quality Inspector Be part of something special. Join Vanden. At Vanden, we're building the world's largest recycled plastics commodities company — transforming waste into valuable resources. With a global presence across 50+ countries and a fast-growing team, this is your chance to join a business where you can learn, grow, and make real impact.
The Role:
You'll ensure waste plastic materials meet the quality standards our customers rely on. This is a hands-on, field-based role where you'll:
- Inspect materials at supplier sites and during loadings
- Collect samples, perform tests, and analyse results
- Identify risks, contamination, and quality issues
- Work closely with commercial teams to protect customer outcomes
- Travel 3–4 days per week and manage your own schedule
Why Join?
- Learn plastic recycling from the ground upExtensive technical training (lab + field testing)
- Real career progression into commercial, technical, or training paths
- Work in a growth industry with global exposure
- High autonomy and responsibility from day one
- You'll Be Great If You Are:
- Hands-on and comfortable working in the field
- Curious, investigative, and detail-oriented
- Confident having tough conversations on quality
- Organized and able to manage your own time
- Driven to learn and grow in a fast-paced environment
Ideal Background:
Experience in Quality, Procurement, Inspection, or similar — plus a driving licence.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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