Quality Coord UPM

all O'Neal Industries' Affiliates•Hamilton, OH

11d

About The Position

The Quality Coordinator supports production quality across multiple operations, including post-processing of 3D parts, manufacturing, and packaging. The role performs inspections and verifies that incoming materials, first articles, and finished products conform to customer blueprint drawings and acceptance criteria. It helps keep production moving efficiently by ensuring materials and products are ready, correctly identified, traceable, and consistent before proceeding to the next step. The position uses measurement and inspection equipment, including CMM, Faro arm, and Keyence systems, and builds inspection programs in PolyWorks and other software. It records production checks, inspection results, job time, traceability, scrap, and production reporting in Excel or the Invex ERP system. The Quality Coordinator also identifies and documents non-conforming products, communicates defects and operational concerns, and supports root-cause discussions and continuous improvement. The role enforces company safety policies and promotes a strong safety culture, including PPE use, safety training participation, near-miss reporting, monthly safety inspections, and OSHA and EPA compliance across assigned operations. It is a hands-on production role requiring movement throughout the shift and the ability to lift and handle parts within safe limits.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 1 year of warehouse or manufacturing experience.
Working knowledge of manufacturing environments and workflows.
Ability to follow detailed work instructions and process standards.
Experience using basic inspection and measurement tools.
Ability to interpret basic prints, job travelers, or visual standards.
Strong multitasking ability in a production setting.
Understanding of production flow, sequencing, and priorities.
Ability to identify issues that affect output or consistency.
Strong attention to detail and focus on doing the job right the first time.
Understanding of how production affects final product quality.
Effective communication with operators, leads, and support teams.
Ability to work cross-functionally across multiple departments.
Reliable, self-motivated, production-driven approach; takes ownership of tasks and work area.
Ability to stand and move throughout the shift.
Ability to lift and handle parts within safe limits.

Nice To Haves

Experience in additive manufacturing, machining, assembly, or fabrication.
Exposure to in-process inspection in production environments.
Familiarity with ERP or manufacturing tracking systems.
Manufacturing or continuous improvement experience.
Certification in operating CMM and Faro arm equipment.
Experience working with tight tolerances.

Responsibilities

Build inspection programs in PolyWorks and other software for CMM, Faro arm, and Keyence equipment.
Inspect incoming materials, first articles, and finished products for conformance to customer blueprint drawings.
Conduct pre- and post-production inspections for visual defects and dimensional accuracy.
Verify part identification, labeling, and traceability throughout production.
Support post-processing of 3D parts, manufacturing, and packaging operations.
Ensure products meet baseline acceptance criteria before moving to the next production step.
Identify and document non-conforming material or product and serve as a first line of quality defense in production.
Use calipers, gauges, micrometers, measurement tools, basic fixtures, alignment tools, CMM, Faro arm, and Keyence equipment.
Perform basic equipment-function and safety checks; assist with preventative-maintenance awareness and report issues.
Record production checks, inspection results, job time, traceability, scrap tracking, and production reporting in Excel or Invex ERP systems.
Communicate defects, delays, and equipment concerns.
Identify common production issues and support root-cause discussions and continuous improvement efforts.
Provide feedback to improve process efficiency, standard work, and product quality.
Enforce company safety policies and promote safety practices, including PPE usage, safety training participation, near-miss reporting, and monthly safety inspections.
Maintain OSHA and EPA compliance across assigned operations.