Quality Assurance Technician – Manufacturing

Core Health & Fitness; Lake Forest (CA); On-site; USD 62,400 - 68,640; Full time

Job summary

Core Health & Fitness in Lake Forest, CA, is looking for a Quality Technician to ensure quality standards are met in manufacturing. Responsibilities include designing quality policies, investigating problems, and supporting product development with inspection plans.

The ideal candidate has a High School Diploma with quality certifications and preferably an Associate's degree. Strong computer skills and understanding of GD&T are required. This position calls for bending and lifting, with occasional weights of up to 35 pounds.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma with Quality Certifications.
• Associate’s degree in Quality Management or Mechanical Engineering is preferred.
• Practical understanding of GD&T is a plus.
• Strong computer skills – Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and statistical software.

Responsibilities

• Design, implement, and maintain compliant quality policies and procedures.
• Investigate internal and external corrective actions to identify and analyze problems.
• Interact with Product Development Team for specifications and inspection plans.
• Oversee incoming and in‑process inspection and documentation control.
• Participate in MRB and Change Management processes.
• Support in‑house testing.

Skills

Quality Certifications

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Statistical software

Understanding of GD&T

Education

High School Diploma

Associate's degree in Quality Management or Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Core Health & Fitness in Lake Forest, CA, is looking for a Quality Technician to ensure quality standards are met in manufacturing. Responsibilities include designing quality policies, investigating problems, and supporting product development with inspection plans.

The ideal candidate has a High School Diploma with quality certifications and preferably an Associate's degree. Strong computer skills and understanding of GD&T are required. This position calls for bending and lifting, with occasional weights of up to 35 pounds.