Quality Control Inspector
tpiHouston (TX)
About the role
Quality Control / Receiving AssociateWe are currently hiring a Quality Control / Receiving Associate to join our team in the 77041 area. This role is ideal for someone who is detail-oriented, dependable, and experienced in both quality inspection and warehouse receiving. You will be responsible for testing materials, reviewing data, and ensuring all incoming shipments meet company and customer
Responsibilities:
Perform quality testing and inspections (hardness, visual, and system-based testing) Review, interpret, and summarize test data; generate reports for customers (System 22, PMI, etc.)Ensure all materials meet required specifications and report any discrepanciesMaintain accurate documentation to support testing and quality proceduresCalibrate and maintain testing equipment on a regular scheduleReceive incoming shipments, inspect for damages, and organize inventoryTrack and record invoices and product movement within the warehouseFollow all safety guidelines and company procedures at all timesRequired Skills & ExperiencePrevious experience in quality control, inspection, or warehouse receivingFamiliarity with testing equipment such as optical comparator, XM/IM systems, or hardness testers preferredBasic understanding of ISO standards and quality procedures is a plusStrong attention to detail and ability to work with technical dataAbility to stay organized and manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment
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