Quality Inspector
tempur sealyIrving (TX)
About the role
The Inspector stands next to a rolling conveyor and in front of a waist-high table. The Inspector flips the finished mattress from the conveyor onto the inspection table to inspect for defects and attach an inspection tag and warranty information. The Inspector will repair any minor defects if necessary. Once the finished mattress is inspected and tagged, the Inspector slides the mattress into the automated bagging machine. For major defects, the Inspector will flip the mattress back on to the conveyor to be moved to a different area for repair. The Inspector is also responsible for re-loading the large rolls of plastic into the bagging machine when necessary. Visually inspects mattresses and box springs for defects. Uses an air hose to remove dust. Uses scissors to trim excess threads. If mattress or box spring does not conform to appropriate standards, sends back to rework area for repairs. If the inspection is being conducted at the end of the matt or box spring conveyor, the inspector may also operate the packing machine. This involves feeding the matt/box to the machine and replenishing rolls of plastic. Skills Continuous walking around the inspection table, and between the table, the conveyor and the bagging machine. Frequent pushing and pulling of mattresses on the inspection table and into the bagging machine. Frequent repetitive use of hands/arms while inspecting mattresses, using hand tagger to attach paperwork and apply warranty stickers. Frequent grasping of mattresses, hand tagger, and paperwork. Occasional overhead reaching while re-loading the rolls of plastic for the bagging machine. Occasional crouching while reloading the bagger machine. Occasional lifting and carrying (with assistance) of items weighing over 50 pounds.
Qualifications:
Be able to lift up to 50 pounds. Ability to work in a standing position for a minimum 8 hours or more per shift. Frequent walking, squatting, turning, twisting, pushing, bending, etc. in a fast paced, high volume manufacturing environment. Excellent attendance—must be reliable and punctual. Must be willing to work overtime and occasional Saturdays. Must be 18 years of age or older.
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