Final Inspection Operator
About The Position
The Final Inspection Operator ensures finished wheels meet DNA quality standards while following safety requirements. The operator may use tools to make simple fixes to wheels when possible. This role works in the Final Inspection department in Greenville, Michigan, and reports to the Production Team Leader. The operator follows safety and housekeeping rules, maintains good attendance, follows instructions and daily assignments, prepares materials, and communicates production concerns to the Team Leader. The role includes inspecting products on the line, identifying and responding to non-conforming parts using DNA standards and other resources, recording scrap, completing paperwork, and working cooperatively to maintain a productive workflow. The position requires working in a hot environment, lifting varying weights, standing and walking for up to 12 hours per day, and wearing personal protective equipment when required.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED.
- Six months of experience in a manufacturing environment.
- Ability to read and understand written documents.
- Ability to work in a hot environment.
- Ability to lift varying weights.
- Ability to stand and walk for up to 12 hours per day.
- Ability to wear personal protective equipment when required.
Nice To Haves
- 20/20 vision and the ability to differentiate colors within the standard color spectrum; this is helpful but not required.
Responsibilities
- Follow safety rules and housekeeping guidelines.
- Maintain good attendance and report to work on time with a positive attitude.
- Follow instructions, complete daily job assignments, and work toward KPIs.
- Follow operating and equipment-maintenance instructions.
- Rotate within the work area when directed.
- Prepare necessary materials for the work being done.
- Inform the Team Leader of production concerns.
- Record and properly address scrap and non-conforming parts.
- Communicate and work as a team to maintain a productive working environment.
- Apply strong attention to detail and become familiar with wheel types produced.
- Visually inspect products on the line.
- Use DNA Appearance Standards, boundary samples, labeling guidelines, and other resources to identify and respond to non-conforming parts.
- Lift wheels onto and off the workstation.
- Complete required paperwork neatly and in a timely manner.
- Support, coach, or mentor coworkers when needed and support workplace changes.
- Perform other duties as assigned or designated.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
