Stone Countertop Quality Inspector

Johnson-Granite,-Inc.; Mount Airy (MD); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson-Granite, Inc. in Mount Airy, MD, seeks a meticulous Quality Control Specialist to inspect stone countertops throughout fabrication, ensuring products meet quality standards, customer specs, drawings, and installation requirements before leaving the facility.

As the final checkpoint between fabrication and installation, you will identify dimensional, finishing, and material issues, coordinate corrections with the appropriate departments, and document findings with photos when needed.

Qualifications

• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.
• Ability to read measurements, drawings, and specifications.
• Experience using a tape measure and basic measuring tools.
• Able to identify visual defects in stone products.
• Ability to document quality issues clearly and professionally.
• Ability to work with cross-functional teams in fabrication, CAD, and installation.

Responsibilities

• Inspect countertops and components for quality, accuracy, workmanship, and completeness.
• Verify finished pieces against approved shop drawings, templates, work orders, and project specifications.
• Check dimensions, openings, edges, seams, and other fabricated features against requirements.
• Inspect surfaces for scratches, chips, stains, or tooling marks and ensure proper finish.
• Coordinate with Project Managers, CAD Technicians, Fabricators, or Managers to correct issues.

Skills

Attention to detail

Measurement reading

Quality control

Communication

CAD drawings

Independent work

Stone fabrication knowledge

Job description

Johnson-Granite, Inc. in Mount Airy, MD, seeks a meticulous Quality Control Specialist to inspect stone countertops throughout fabrication, ensuring products meet quality standards, customer specs, drawings, and installation requirements before leaving the facility.

As the final checkpoint between fabrication and installation, you will identify dimensional, finishing, and material issues, coordinate corrections with the appropriate departments, and document findings with photos when needed.