Quality Inspector & QA Lead - Help Build a New Dept

Alloy Valves and Control, Inc.; Santa Ana (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k)

Job summary

Alloy Valves and Control, Inc. (AVCO) is a Santa Ana, CA based manufacturer of ball valves and flow measurement instrumentation. AVCO has an immediate opening for a full-time Quality Inspector at our Santa Ana headquarters.

The role combines incoming/outgoing product inspection, QA documentation, and reporting to customers. The position requires attention to detail, read engineering drawings, and familiarity with gauges/calipers.

Qualifications

• High school diploma.
• Two-year minimum quality assurance or inspection experience.
• Ability to read engineering drawings.
• Experience with basic measuring devices such as gauges and calipers.
• Highly organized and detail oriented.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Basic MS Word and Excel.
• Maintains a safe and healthy work environment by following procedures and complying with legal regulations.

Responsibilities

• Inspect incoming products and review final product prior to shipping.
• Maintain internal records for material test reports and produce reports for customers.
• Complete QA test reports for customers.
• Communicate problems to engineering and other appropriate managers.
• Perform other duties as required to support customer service, production, and engineering.

Skills

Quality assurance

Inspection experience

Reading drawings

Measuring devices

Documentation

Attention to detail

Communication skills

MS Word & Excel

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Gauges & calipers

Job description

Alloy Valves and Control, Inc. (AVCO) is a Santa Ana, CA based manufacturer of ball valves and flow measurement instrumentation. AVCO has an immediate opening for a full-time Quality Inspector at our Santa Ana headquarters.

The role combines incoming/outgoing product inspection, QA documentation, and reporting to customers. The position requires attention to detail, read engineering drawings, and familiarity with gauges/calipers.