Quality Control Inspector
encore wire subMcKinney (TX)
About the role
Quality Control Inspectors are responsible for reducing scrap, material reduction and increase productivity on the production floors. They troubleshoot quality issues with product processes. The work closely with operations team to ensure process controls are in place to meet standard requirements. Accurate and timely inspections of machines and finished productsComplete quality reports hourlyVerify specific dimensions and material usage to assist in cost reduction Eliminate non-conforming products. Meet production goals May be responsible to perform other related duties as required and assignedMust be able to work a 3rd shift (7pm-7am) Comply with OSHA Regulations Non-temperature controlled; frequently exposed to very hot or cold temperaturesMostly indoor, industrial setting, but occasionally work outdoors Regularly exposed to loud sounds and noise levels Experience with (Excel, Word, Outlook) preferred High School Diploma or equivalentAbility to read, write, comprehend and communicate fluently in English Ability to read, follow, comprehend technical documentsWillingness to learn new products, process flow, and industry terminology Knowledge of basic math and measurements Safety awarenessAbility to work with minimal supervisionPrioritize tasks to achieve production goals on scheduleDependability and flexibility in work schedule availability Perform a repetitive task for long periods of time without losing focus
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