Quality Control Inspector - Day Shift, ACI / PCI Level I-III ($21-$26/hr) OKC

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hifyveOklahoma City (OK)

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers Other Concrete Product Manufacturing

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Mid

SALARY

$21 to $26/hour

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About the role

Quality Control Inspector - Day Shift Oklahoma City, OK (Oklahoma City metro) | Full-time, direct hire

Schedule: Full-time, day shift, on-site at the plant; extended hours as production requires

Pay: $21 to $26/hour based on certification level, with room based on experienceACI Concrete Field Testing Technician: starting at $21/hourPCI Level I: starting at $23/hourPCI Level II: starting at $24/hourPCI Level III: starting at $26/hour

About The Opportunity: A precast and prestressed concrete manufacturer serving commercial, institutional and infrastructure construction is adding Quality Control Inspectors at its Oklahoma City plant. Inspectors own product quality from raw materials through finished pieces, working hand in hand with production to catch and correct issues before product ships.

What You Will Do:

Perform dimensional checks on product per QC procedure
Work with production to correct deficiencies
Perform concrete tests, including cylinder compression testing, and generate reports and legible records
Inspect raw materials and product placement before casting
Complete pre-pour quality checks and post-production verification and labeling
Inspect finishing processes (sandblasting, water washing) for compliance with specifications
Prepare and distribute deficiency and rejection reports
What You NeedACI Concrete Field Testing Technician certification, or PCI Quality Control Level I, II or III certification
High school diploma or equivalent; technical coursework preferred
Knowledge of manufacturing processes, precast concrete preferred
Ability to read and interpret prints and piece tickets
Computer skills: Windows, Word and ExcelClear verbal and written communication
Work Environment
Precast plant and outdoor yard environment
Must be able to climb ladders and work extended hours when needed

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