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Plastic Ingenuity is seeking a Quality Technician for the 3rd shift to join our manufacturing team. You will learn the quality side on the job, with instruction provided and room to grow.
You'll inspect products, measure with calipers and gauges, and document results to ensure they meet customer requirements. This role emphasizes hands-on training and long-term skill development in a fast-paced environment.
Monday-Thursday | 8:00 PM–6:00 AM
Starting Pay: $23.60/hour
3-Day Weekend Every Week
Ready to move beyond a traditional production role?
Plastic Ingenuity is looking for a detail-oriented Quality Technician to join our 3rd-shift manufacturing team.
You don't need years of quality experience to be successful here. If you have manufacturing experience, notice when something doesn't look right, are comfortable with basic math and measurements, and enjoy solving problems, we can teach you the quality side of the job.
You'll learn to use tools such as calipers, gauges, vision systems, and other inspection equipment to make sure the products we manufacture meet our customers' requirements.
$23.60/hour starting pay
4-day work week
Friday, Saturday & Sunday off
Profit sharing
Health, dental & vision insurance
Hands‑on training in quality inspection and measurement
Opportunity to build technical skills and advance your manufacturing career
Inspect manufactured products and identify defects
Measure parts using calipers, gauges, and other inspection equipment
Perform quality tests and document results
Read specifications and determine whether products meet requirements
Communicate quality concerns directly with Production
Help troubleshoot defects and determine potential causes
Enter inspection results into our computer systems
Learn more advanced inspection equipment and quality processes as your skills grow
Have manufacturing, production, machine operating, assembly, or inspection experience
Have strong attention to detail
Are comfortable with basic math and measurements
Enjoy troubleshooting and figuring out why something isn't right
Are comfortable using computers
Can communicate concerns clearly and respectfully
Are dependable and comfortable working overnight
Previous quality inspection experience is helpful, but not required.
If you're currently working in manufacturing and looking for an opportunity to develop new technical skills, this could be a great next step in your career.