Manufacturing Quality Assurance Line Lead

100Hires, Inc.; Du Quoin (IL); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. is seeking a Manufacturing Quality Assurance Line Lead to supervise floor quality and guide rapid problem-solving on the production line.

You will sample and test materials, log results, and partner with engineering to uphold standards, while coaching teams to follow standard work and safety guidelines.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• 2–4 years in wire/cable or related industry preferred.
• Lean manufacturing and quality control experience required.
• Proficient with Excel and data logging.

Responsibilities

• Coach operators to follow standard work and guide others on the floor.
• Provide technical support across operations and resolve production issues in real time.
• Select samples and test product at multiple production stages; record results.
• Collaborate with engineering on specs and identify wear or maintenance needs.
• Perform destructive and non-destructive tests; ensure safety and accuracy.
• Enter results into analysis systems and conduct production audits.
• Report regularly to the quality team and uphold safety guidelines.

Skills

Quality Inspection

Quality Control

Data Analysis

Attention to Detail

Team Leadership

Communication

Lean Manufacturing

Project Management

Manufacturing Experience

Troubleshooting

Education

High School Diploma or Equivalent

Tools

Excel

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Job description

Manufacturing Quality Assurance Line LeadStep onto the production floor where precision meets pace. As our Quality Assurance Line Lead, you are the guardian of product integrity at the exact point of manufacture. You’ll blend hands-on verification with data-driven insights to keep standards rock-solid and push continuous improvement forward.Shifts & Compensation: Hiring for A, B, C, D shifts. 7am-7pm/7pm-7am. Pay range: $25-$38/hourly.A day in the lifeYou start your shift on the floor, checking that standard work is being followed. When an operator flags an anomaly, you dive in—troubleshooting, confirming the issue, and guiding a quick, safe resolution. Throughout the day you sample and test in-process material, log results, and watch for any deviations. You’ll collaborate with engineering on specs, advise when tools or equipment show wear, and close the loop with the quality team.What you’ll doCoach operators and helpers so standard work is consistently executed.Provide technical support across all operations and resolve production issues in real time.Act as the on-the-floor subject matter expert for quality practices.Select samples and test product at multiple production stages.Assess equipment and tooling condition; recommend maintenance or replacement.Perform both destructive and non-destructive tests.Partner with management and engineering to uphold and refine standards.Record test outcomes, analyze performance data, and flag deviations.Enter results into analysis systems with accuracy and timeliness.Conduct and document production audits.Collaborate closely and report regularly to the quality team.Follow safety and procedural guidelines without exception.Execute routine tasks precisely and meet deadlines.Take on additional reasonable duties as assigned.What you’ll bringResults orientation backed by hands-on manufacturing experience.Adaptability in a fast-paced environment.Meticulous attention to detail with awareness of the bigger picture.Ability to juggle multiple priorities under pressure.Clear communication skills and the ability to motivate others.Critical thinking with strong analytical capability.Proficiency in written and verbal communication.Comfort with computers and strong Excel skills.Preferred background2–4 years in wire and cable or a closely related industry.Experience working with a variety of software systems.Familiarity with project management practices and Lean Manufacturing.18 years or olderHigh school diploma or equivalentWork environment & physical demandsStand for long periods (up to 8–10 hours per shift).Walk considerable distances within the plant and between stations.Occasionally lift and carry up to 40 pounds.Use small tools and lab equipment with manual dexterity.Bend, stoop, reach, and perform repetitive motions as needed.Work comfortably amid heat and noise.You should be proficient inQuality Inspection ExperienceQuality Control ExperienceQuality Control Data AnalysisRF ScannerCompliancePass a background check, drug screen and physicalUS Citizen or permanent resident