Quality Control Manager
jmi recruiting servicesAkron (OH)
About the role
We are currently assisting our client, an industrial manufacturer, with a Quality Control Manager search in the Cleveland, OH area.
Responsibilities:
Lead the Quality Control team and manage daily priorities to maintain an efficient workflow. Direct, supervise, and support all inspection and testing activities. Review and interpret product specifications to ensure accurate, compliant quality inspections. Perform inspections using precision measuring instruments and advanced inspection systems. Prepare Nonconforming Material Reports (NCRs) for products that fail to meet specifications. Collaborate closely with production teams to maintain quality standards and ensure compliance.
Key Requirements:
Experience in a Quality Control leadership role. Proficient in reading and interpreting engineering drawings, blueprints, product specifications, and GD&T.Experience conducting quality inspections.
Additional Information:
All information will be kept strictly confidential Applications will not be considered without a Resume/Curriculum Vitae which includes contact information
Who we are:
JMI Recruiting Services is a third party search firm that strategically partners with our clients to recruit exceptional talent nationwide. Our customers include Fortune 500, private equity firms, and privately held companies. With our proven process, excellent track record, and willingness to outwork the competition, we consistently deliver quantifiable results.
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