Quality Inspector
ssi technologiesOmro (WI)
$22 - $27 hourly
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Quality Inspector Omro, Wisconsin. Full-time.$22 - $27 hourly. Stainless Piping Specialists (SPS) is seeking a quality-orientated individual for an inspection & quality process role. This individual would play a critical role in our in-process and final product Inspection process. Are you ready to start an exciting new career? Unlock your potential and start a new journey with SPS! At SPS, we share the values of respect, integrity, courage, growth, and passion. We want you to come see what we have to offer.
Qualifications:
Ability to read and understand blueprints.
Experience in a manufacturing environment (Preferred).Basic computer skills.
Process- Detail oriented.
Teamwork mentality.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
Responsibilities:
Document quality control piece (part) inspections. In process inspections throughout the facility. Random component & part inspections. Finished/completed part inspections. Assist in quality plan improvements. Physically able to stand throughout work shift with occasional lifting of manifold components.
Benefits:
(Full-Time):Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP).Paid employee life insurance policy. Paid holidays.401K health, dental, & vision insurance. Paid short/long-term disability insurance. Part-time positions are also available! What a GREAT opportunity to join an Employee Owned Company and work with a dynamic team of talented individuals. Be a part of supplying the highest quality stainless pipe fabrications in the industry. Come in and see what SPS has to offer.
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