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Marlin Steel Wire Products LLC in Baltimore, MD is seeking a Quality Assurance Technician to uphold product quality and drive continuous improvement. You will inspect steel wire products and maintain ISO 9001-compliant systems.
The role includes leading internal audits, supplier quality, root-cause analysis, and coordinating with engineering and production to resolve nonconformities. This full-time, non-exempt position supports a quality-first culture in a fast-paced environment.
Are you passionate about delivering high-quality products and ensuring every detail meets exacting standards? Marlin Steel Wire is seeking a dedicated and detail-oriented Quality Assurance Technician to join our team. In this dynamic role, you will use your skills in quality assurance playing a key role in maintaining production quality and driving continuous improvement. With a focus on inspecting steel wire products and maintaining quality systems, this position is perfect for someone who thrives in a fast-paced manufacturing environment and takes pride in upholding exceptional standards. If you’re ready to contribute your expertise and inspire others to achieve excellence, we’d love to hear from you!
The role requires frequent lifting of boxes weighing up to 55 pounds from the floor to table or pallet heights, along with continuous standing and walking throughout a 9.5-hour shift. The position also involves pushing and pulling stacks of parts weighing up to 200 pounds over distances of up to 100 feet.Employees must perform repetitive reaching to handle products from crates, boxes, and conveyors, as well as regularly bend, squat, twist, and stoop during product handling tasks. Frequent wrist manipulation is required for inserting and removing parts from machinery.The Quality Technician works in a production environment where safety glasses and safety-toe shoes, must be worn at all times. The workspace includes exposure to temperature variations ranging from 45°F to 110°F, as well as fumes, solvents, and dust, with occasional handling of hazardous chemicals or oils.