Inspection Associate

Posted 4 days ago

kellyGrand Rapids (MI)

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Junior

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$16/hour

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About the role

Inspection Associate Join our production team as an Inspector, where you'll play a vital role in ensuring all parts meet strict quality standards. You will be responsible for inspection, racking, sorting, packaging, and labeling, requiring strong attention to detail and a commitment to operational excellence. Inspector 2nd Shift
Location: Grand Rapids, MI (Bus Route Accessible)
Pay Rate: $16/hour + $0.75 Shift Premium for 2nd Shift Shift: 2nd Shift, Monday Thursday, 3 PM 11 PM
Key Responsibilities: Inspect production parts and identify/categorize plating defects with precision Accurately enter inspection data into computer systems Communicate findings and requirements to supervisors, quality personnel, and team members Continuously learn new parts, processes, and production requirements Operate equipment according to procedures Transport, organize, and package materials, ensuring proper labeling for shipment Comply with procedures for material handling, inventory, and sorting Efficiently rack products to plating racks following all specifications Support racking, sorting, and other production tasks as needed Perform additional duties as assigned
Qualifications: Strong verbal and written communication skills Excellent organizational abilities Basic computer system proficiency High attention to detail
Working Conditions: Adherence to all safety requirements in production/inspection areas Standing, walking, bending, or lifting throughout the shift Ability to lift/move materials as needed Frequent repetitive motions and exposure to varying temperature environments Health &
Safety Requirements: Consistent compliance with all safety and company policies Prompt reporting of safety concerns and equipment issues Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area Never bypass safety protocols or operate equipment unsafely Always promote professionalism and workplace safety

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