Hands-On Quality Control Inspector – Entry Level

Hercules Crane & Lifting Supplies; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 32,000 - 46,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary based on experience

Mon-Fri schedule (8:00 AM - 5:00 PM)

5% Pension Plan matching

Health and dental benefits

Training and professional development

Safety-first team culture

Career growth opportunities

Employee parking

Job summary

Continental Chain and Rigging in Edmonton, AB is seeking a detail-oriented QC trainee to inspect finished slings and verify production paperwork, ensuring products meet manufacturing standards.

You'll document non-conformances, assist the production team, and wrap/package completed slings, with training provided. This entry-level role emphasizes attention to detail, teamwork, and a safety-conscious approach on the shop floor.

Qualifications

• Entry-level QC role; potential as much as experience.
• Ability to read, write, and communicate in English.
• Stand for extended periods on the job.
• Work effectively within a diverse team.
• Dependable and safety-conscious approach to work.

Responsibilities

• Inspect finished slings to ensure they meet manufacturing standards.
• Verify finished and packaged products against production paperwork.
• Identify defects and communicate required corrections to the production team.
• Document non-conformances when quality requirements are not met.
• Wrap and package completed slings neatly and efficiently.
• Work closely with production employees to maintain consistent quality.

Skills

Attention to detail

English communication

Teamwork

Safety-conscious

Physical stamina

Job description

Continental Chain and Rigging in Edmonton, AB is seeking a detail-oriented QC trainee to inspect finished slings and verify production paperwork, ensuring products meet manufacturing standards.

You'll document non-conformances, assist the production team, and wrap/package completed slings, with training provided. This entry-level role emphasizes attention to detail, teamwork, and a safety-conscious approach on the shop floor.