Manufacturing Quality Inspector

IS International Services•Salt Lake City, UT

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Contract Manufacturing Quality Inspector serves as the on-site quality representative at assigned Contract Manufacturer (CM) and supplier facilities. The role monitors manufacturing quality, performs risk-based inspections, identifies and documents nonconformances, supports corrective actions, and escalates conditions that could affect safety, compliance, product performance, delivery, or customer requirements. The inspector works with Quality, Manufacturing, Operations, Engineering, and supplier personnel to prevent quality escapes and support compliant production and shipment readiness.

Requirements

Experience performing inspections, interpreting technical requirements, documenting nonconformances, and verifying corrective actions.
Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, bills of material, work instructions, inspection plans, and approved deviations.
Working knowledge of inspection methods, NCR and corrective-action processes, traceability, and controlled documentation.
Ability to record clear, factual, and objective evidence using approved quality systems.
Strong attention to detail, judgment, communication, organization, and follow-through.
Ability to work independently on-site and comply with facility safety, PPE, security, confidentiality, and scheduling requirements.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and quality documentation systems.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree, technical certification, or equivalent practical experience in Quality, Manufacturing, Engineering, or a related technical field preferred.
5-10 years of experience in quality inspection, manufacturing, supplier quality, energy, construction, or a related industrial environment preferred.
Contract manufacturing, electrical-mechanical equipment, or BESS experience preferred.
Salesforce NCR and Procore experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Maintain an active quality presence on the manufacturing floor during assigned production activities.
Perform risk-based in-process, final, and pre-shipment inspections using approved requirements and checklists.
Verify product and process compliance with drawings, specifications, work instructions, inspection plans, and acceptance criteria.
Support NPI, production ramp, first-article, production break-in, and customer-specific build activities.
Identify, contain, document, and escalate defects, process concerns, and potential escape conditions.
Create or support NCRs and verify completion of approved corrective actions.
Verify implementation of approved engineering changes, deviations, temporary work instructions, and process changes.
Monitor recurring issues and emerging risks and communicate them promptly to the Quality Manager.
Maintain accurate inspection records, photographs, serial-number traceability, NCR references, and supporting evidence in approved systems.
Confirm required inspections, quality records, NCR and deviation reviews, and per-enclosure sign-offs are complete before shipment.
Document shipment objections and follow the established escalation and release process.
Provide routine status updates on inspections, open issues, containment, corrective actions, and shipment risk.
Apply Quality Control Stop Light Process based on risk, containment effectiveness, extent of condition, and potential impact.
Initiate immediate, limited containment or a stop for a potentially serious condition.
Conduct inspections and document quality findings.
Initiate the Stop Light Process and request or begin immediate containment within the affected boundary.
Escalate significant quality, safety, regulatory, functional, or shipment concerns.
Place affected product or material in a controlled Hold status in accordance with established procedures.