Quality Control Associate

Posted 16 days ago

innosourceFayetteville (NC)

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers Tire Manufacturing (except Retreading)

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Junior

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$16/hr

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About the role

Quality Control Associate Fayetteville, North Carolina On-Site $16/hr

Description: Are you looking for a stable, full-time position with benefits? Enjoy working hands-on in a fast-paced environment? Looking for a position that will allow you to flourish and grow your career? If you answered yes to any of the questions above, apply today! Our Fortune 500 client in the automotive industry is seeking qualified Manufacturing Associates!

Key Responsibilities: Inspecting all tires that come down the production line to mark codes into a computer indicating if they are defective in any way or not. Fast paced having around 60 seconds to inspect and input each tire Detail oriented making sure to note each specific defect in those tires

Requirements: Skills and Knowledge – Quality Control Associate Ability to lift 50 pounds regularly Standing for long periods of time in a warehouse environment 20/20 vision (can be with glasses or contacts)Occasionally climbing ladders Education and Experience – Quality Control Associate High School Diploma or GED required 2-3 years of steady work experience Good record of attendance Prior manufacturing/ warehouse experience Benefits & Pay$16/hr Health Insurance, Dental Reimbursement, and Life InsurancePTO & Paid HolidayCID12

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