QC Inspector 1 (Swing Shift)-Temp
1800flowerscomMedford (OR)
About the role
Quality Control Inspector This position is responsible for performing daily inspections on the manufacturing lines to monitor the quality of the merchandise being produced.
Responsibilities:
Verify that product meets all requirements set forth by the specification Write inspection reports to capture information and submit to QC Supervisor/delegate employee Enter Inspection reports into QC Software Communicate quality issues to QC2s and supervision so that immediate adjustments can be made Input critical information into QC Software Maintain close communication with Departmental Supervisors and assist with problem resolution via communicating essential details to QC supervision Foster a respectful team environment that supports Workplace Values through professional communication, motivation, and timely problem resolution Maintain and actively support safety programs by immediately addressing safety issues Ensure compliance with all department procedures and standards
Requirements:
RESUME REQUIRED-Please attach a copy to your application! High School diploma or equivalent preferred 6 months+ quality control experience preferred Demonstrated comprehension skills are required in order to understand general label requirements, lot code formats, procedures, diagrams, flow charts and written specifications. Good basic math skills (including percentages, fractions, and decimals) are required Work in demanding circumstances (crowded conditions, cold storage (-10 to 40) for entire shift (8-10 hours).Walking and standing for entire shift (8-10 hours)Lifting up to 30 lbs. continuously/ up to 50 lbs. occasionally Honest and respectful communication Valid Driver's License and a good driving record This position is a safety-sensitive position subject to initial and follow-up drug testing.
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