3rd Shift Body Shop Quality Gate Inspector

Daimler AG (Canada); Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k matching

Job summary

Mercedes-Benz Vans, LLC in South Carolina is seeking a Body Shop Quality Gate Inspector for the 3rd shift. The role conducts in-process quality inspections on vans, entering results into systems and communicating quality issues to production teams to drive resolution.

Responsibilities include reading inspection points, evaluating defects using the NQ rating, and coordinating with the appropriate process owners. Training may require shift variation and a strong focus on quality and accuracy.

Qualifications

• 2-3 years manufacturing process experience.
• Inspection experience preferred.
• Significant MBV product knowledge.
• Knowledge in the application of quality inspection methods.
• Basic computer skills; MS Office required.

Responsibilities

• Read and comprehend checklist inspection points and locate the targeted area for inspection.
• Enter data into computer systems unassisted.
• Identify, evaluate and determine the severity of a defect based on the Van Benchmark Catalog NQ rating scale.
• Conduct inspections within the established takt time.
• Input defects into QSYS and on FBK.
• Clear defects in QSYS and on the FBK.
• Inspect FBKs for conformance to stamping requirements.
• Identify the correct process owner for a defect and communicate with them.
• Verify correction of defects in-station.
• Determine next process step for vehicles with defects (light tunnel/EOL only).

Skills

Manufacturing experience

Inspection experience

MBV product knowledge

Quality inspection methods

MS Office

Teamwork

People skills

Assertiveness

Independent work

Job description

Mercedes-Benz Vans, LLC in South Carolina is seeking a Body Shop Quality Gate Inspector for the 3rd shift. The role conducts in-process quality inspections on vans, entering results into systems and communicating quality issues to production teams to drive resolution.

Responsibilities include reading inspection points, evaluating defects using the NQ rating, and coordinating with the appropriate process owners. Training may require shift variation and a strong focus on quality and accuracy.