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Midwest Composite Technologies Inc. in Hartland, WI is seeking an In-process Quality Inspector. This role involves monitoring production 품quality, inspecting products at various stages, and reporting non-conformities to drive corrective actions.
Strong measurement tool proficiency and ability to read drawings are essential. Preferred candidates have manufacturing QA experience and knowledge of PCDMIS. This on-site position focuses on safety and continuous quality improvement in a dynamic
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Indirect Quality Temp Technical Hartland, WI, US
Salary Range: $18.00 To $26.00 Hourly
About the Role:
The In-process Quality Inspector plays a critical role in ensuring that manufacturing processes meet established quality standards throughout production. This position involves continuous monitoring and inspection of products at various stages of the manufacturing cycle to identify defects or deviations from specifications. The inspector collaborates closely with production teams to implement corrective actions promptly, thereby minimizing waste and rework. By maintaining detailed records and reports, the inspector supports quality assurance initiatives and compliance with industry regulations. Ultimately, this role contributes to delivering high-quality products that meet customer expectations and uphold the company’s reputation.
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The required skills enable the inspector to accurately assess product quality and identify deviations from standards, ensuring that only compliant products proceed through the manufacturing process. Proficiency with measurement tools and the ability to interpret technical documentation are essential for precise inspections and effective communication with production teams. Preferred skills such as knowledge of SPC and quality management systems enhance the inspector’s ability to analyze data and contribute to process improvements. Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills support timely identification and resolution of quality issues. Additionally, effective documentation and computer skills facilitate accurate record-keeping and reporting, which are vital for maintaining compliance and supporting continuous quality enhancement.