Quality Assurance Technician - All Shifts Available

Loos•Pomfret, CT

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The QA Technician I – Assembly performs hands-on inspection and testing of assembled products, components, and related records. The role verifies that products and components conform to drawings, work instructions, customer requirements, and applicable quality standards. Work includes in-process and final inspection, functional or load-related testing when trained and authorized, traceability verification, and documentation of nonconforming product. The position is based in Pomfret Center, Connecticut, or an assigned facility. Available shifts are first shift (7:00 AM–3:30 PM), second shift (3:00 PM–11:30 PM), and third shift (11:00 PM–7:30 AM); all shifts include a half-hour lunch. The work may take place in office, laboratory, warehouse, and/or active manufacturing environments. Physical demands may vary by assignment, and reasonable accommodations will be considered in accordance with applicable law. The stated base salary range is $51,000–$65,100, with a midpoint of $58,100. Employment is at will. Applicants offered a position must successfully complete post-offer drug screening where permitted by applicable law and Company policy.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Two years of manufacturing, assembly, inspection, or quality experience.
Ability to document results accurately and use computer-based quality records.
Ability to interpret assembly drawings, bills of material, tolerances, and work instructions.
Proficiency with calipers, micrometers, gauges, and applicable test equipment.
Understanding of workmanship standards, traceability, and control of nonconforming product.
Ability to work safely around assembly and test operations.

Nice To Haves

Technical training in mechanical inspection, manufacturing, or quality.
Experience with cable, wire rope, lifting, rigging, or fabricated assemblies.

Responsibilities

Inspect components, setups, work in process, and completed assemblies for dimensions, workmanship, configuration, identification, and traceability.
Review bills of material, routers, drawings, work instructions, and customer requirements before acceptance.
Perform approved functional, proof, or other product tests using established equipment and procedures when trained and authorized.
Verify measuring and test equipment is within calibration status before use.
Document inspection and test results and maintain objective evidence of product acceptance.
Identify, contain, and document nonconforming product and support corrective action investigations.
Provide timely feedback to assemblers and supervisors regarding defects, recurring conditions, and acceptance criteria.
Support first-piece inspections, process audits, and continuous improvement activities.