Distribution Quality Control Auditor

McCoy Corporation•Burnet, TX

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Distribution Quality Control Auditor serves as the final quality checkpoint for outbound shipments, verifying that orders are complete and accurate and that trailers are free of loading errors before departure. The role inspects loads, identifies discrepancies, and works with operations personnel to prevent customer service issues, inventory variances, and delivery delays. The position is based at 4304 State Hwy 29 East, Burnet, TX 78611, and starts at $20 per hour. The auditor conducts scheduled and random checks throughout loading, verifies shipment information against documentation and system records, assesses load safety and stability, records findings, and helps investigate errors and improve processes. The role also operates material handling equipment, completes required inspections, maintains a safe and organized work environment, and attends required training. Other related duties may be assigned.

Requirements

Ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to carry out a series of instructions without constant supervision.
Knowledge of weight distribution and loading patterns.
Ability to adjust machine or vehicle controls quickly and repeatedly to exact positions.
Ability to use IBM Content Manager, MAC21, and other third-party software applications.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite or related software.
Must be available and willing to work overtime as the employer determines necessary or desirable to meet business needs.
Forklift operator certification.
Successful completion of on-the-job training.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or equivalent is preferred.

Responsibilities

Conduct quality audits of outbound trailers to verify order accuracy before shipment.
Inspect loads for missing, damaged, incorrect, or improperly placed products and take corrective action as needed.
Verify quantities, product descriptions, and locations against shipping documentation and system records.
Inspect trailers to ensure products are loaded safely, securely, and in accordance with company standards.
Identify and investigate loading errors, shortages, overages, and product substitutions.
Communicate discrepancies to supervisors, loaders, and warehouse personnel for timely resolution.
Monitor load quality and compliance with shipping, safety, and customer requirements.
Review trailer weight distribution and load stability to reduce product damage and transportation issues.
Document audit findings and maintain records of inspections, errors, and corrective actions.
Assist with root cause analysis of shipping errors and recommend process improvements.
Work with warehouse, inventory, and transportation teams to ensure customer orders are complete and accurate.
Verify labeling, tagging, and shipment documentation before trailer release.
Conduct random and scheduled quality checks during the loading process.
Promote accountability, accuracy, and continuous improvement within facility operations.
Operate material handling equipment safely and perform required equipment inspections.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
Attend required safety, operational, and quality-related training sessions.
Perform other quality assurance and shipment-accuracy duties as assigned by management.