Lumber Quality Inspector - NHLA Grading, First Shift

Baillie Lumber Co.; Donalds (SC); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

First Shift

Full Time Hours

Overtime Hours and Pay

Full Plan of Benefits

Job summary

Clendenin Lumber Co. in Donalds, SC is seeking a Quality Control Inspector for our Kiln Dried Lumber operation. This role inspects hardwood lumber per NHLA grading standards and customer specs, and releases products meeting quality expectations. Training will be completed in-house.

You will work with a small team to perform live audits, record findings, and halt production when quality drops. Strong communication and teamwork are essential.

Qualifications

• Previous experience in production quality inspection required.
• Must be self motivated and organized.
• Exceptional negotiation and problem solving skills.
• Ability to work with all levels of management.
• Basic computer skills a must.

Responsibilities

• Learn all general and species-specific aspect of inspecting Hardwood Lumber
• Working along with a team of 3-4 Lumber Inspectors
• Conduct live production audits and make records of quality findings
• Stop production activities when product does not meet industry or customer specifications
• Adhere to all plant safety and environmental guidelines, policies, and procedures.
• Assist in downstream packaging requirements
• Assist in production setup procedures
• Assist with Yard projects as necessary
• Strong communication skills and familiarity with working in a team-based environment
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Quality inspection

Self-motivation

Problem solving

Team collaboration

Computer literacy

Job description

Clendenin Lumber Co. in Donalds, SC is seeking a Quality Control Inspector for our Kiln Dried Lumber operation. This role inspects hardwood lumber per NHLA grading standards and customer specs, and releases products meeting quality expectations. Training will be completed in-house.

You will work with a small team to perform live audits, record findings, and halt production when quality drops. Strong communication and teamwork are essential.