Quality Control Inspector I - Data-Driven Precision

Prowood, LLC; Fallsington (Bucks County); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for measuring and visually inspecting material to ensure internal and external quality requirements are met, using prints, checklists, and various measuring devices. Work follows pre-established guidelines under supervision across receiving, production cutting, assembly, packaging, storage, and shipping.

Accurate data recording, adherence to tolerances, and timely notification of nonconformances are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in business management or quality management or related discipline or equivalent experience is required.
• 1-2 years of management or quality assurance experience preferred.
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications including Excel, Word, and Outlook.

Responsibilities

• Records measurements and other critical data in appropriate manner.
• Identifies acceptable tolerances according to prints and other documents and ensures operations remain within acceptable tolerances.
• Stops production and/or other operations and notifies proper personnel and management upon discovery of nonconformances.
• Assists in investigation of all quality issues and/or occurrences and ensures that corrective measures are implemented.
• Prepares various reports and correspondence as required.
• Performs other duties as required.

Skills

Attention to detail

Measurement & inspection

Documentation & reporting

Education

Bachelor's degree in business management or quality management or related discipline

Tools

Excel

Word

Outlook

Job description

The Quality Control Inspector is responsible for measuring and visually inspecting material to ensure internal and external quality requirements are met, using prints, checklists, and various measuring devices. Work follows pre-established guidelines under supervision across receiving, production cutting, assembly, packaging, storage, and shipping.

Accurate data recording, adherence to tolerances, and timely notification of nonconformances are essential.