Line Inspector: Quality & Assembly Specialist

Ete Reman; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

ETE REMAN, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is seeking a Line Inspector to coordinate on the production line, inspect parts, assemble builder trays, and ensure a smooth one-piece flow. The role emphasizes quality and teamwork to deliver high-quality transmission components to production lines and builders.

You will follow detailed work instructions, perform quality checks, use the computer system to track units, and help train new personnel.

Responsibilities

• Thoroughly inspect parts, assemble builder trays, maintain one piece flow in order not to mix job numbers
• Process at minimum 2 units/trays per hour and assist others when caught up with one’s own work
• Ensure all parts are clean, free from dirt & grime and are in good useable condition for production
• Read and follow detailed assembly work instructions, process & procedures and keep an even work flow
• Verify & perform quality checks to ensure all parts and assemblies are correct for the given unit being built
• Monitor and utilize computer system, level units up, assign trays to builders and scan serial numbers for job
• Follow and use VKS on every unit to verify that the unit is built correctly and to ETE Reman’s standards
• Keep work area clean of loose debris and dirt, sweep and mop job area throughout the day
• Suggest improvements, help train new personnel, communicate all issues, work overtime when needed
• Follow directions from team leads, supervisors and managers, be proactive and helpful
• Maintain a safe, clean and organized work environment, be at your workstation on time daily
• Embrace ETE Reman’s Core Values

Job description

ETE REMAN, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is seeking a Line Inspector to coordinate on the production line, inspect parts, assemble builder trays, and ensure a smooth one-piece flow. The role emphasizes quality and teamwork to deliver high-quality transmission components to production lines and builders.

You will follow detailed work instructions, perform quality checks, use the computer system to track units, and help train new personnel.