Quality Inspector- Night Shift (Hiring Immediately)
Quality Inspector- Night Shift (Hiring Immediately)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- High School diploma or equivalent and 2 years additional education and/or related experience, with above average written, verbal and computing skills.
- Experience interpreting drawings, use of inspection devices with minimal or no training required.
- The ability to work in a manufacturing environment, with high-level communication skills for problem-solving and communicating quality concerns with metrology personnel, machine programming technicians, manufacturing engineering and production management.
- Preferred Qualifications as a Quality Inspector:
- Experience in a fast-paced machining and manufacturing environment
- Experience with Epicor and 1-Factory or similar data collection software programs
- Experience using and/or programming digital inspection equipment
- Experience with Quality Management Systems e.g. ISO 9001 Why Join Our 2nd Shift Team?
- Competitive pay: 10%-night shift differential
- Work-Life Balance You'll Appreciate: Enjoy a 4-day workweek, giving you an extra day a week to spend more time with family, friends, hobbies, or life outside of work.
- More freedom during the day — perfect for family schedules, school, or reducing daycare costs
- Strong camaraderie: A tight-knit, focused team atmosphere
- Consistent Schedule: A steady schedule each week, with Fridays reserved only for occasional overtime when needed.
- Easier commute: Avoid heavy traffic with a later start at 4:30 PM, with your shift ending at 4 AM#IN26PI37ce32bf0491-38003-41795659
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