Quality Inspector-Welding

TOLEDO TOOL & DIE•Maumee, OH

just now•Onsite

About The Position

Toledo Tool & Die is adding a Quality Inspector- Welding to their team to support continued growth. This is a full-time position based in Toledo, Ohio, offering competitive wages, growth opportunities, and a clean, safe work environment. The hours for this position are typically 1st shift, from 6 AM to 2:00 PM, with availability for overtime including daily, weekends, and some holidays.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
Previous manufacturing, welding, fabrication, quality inspection, or related experience preferred.
Basic understanding of MIG welding processes.
Ability to recognize common weld defects and quality concerns.
Experience reading work instructions, blueprints, customer specifications, or quality standards preferred.
Strong attention to detail and ability to make consistent quality decisions.
Basic computer and data entry skills.
Ability to visually inspect parts and identify defects.
Strong attention to detail.
Good communication and teamwork skills.
Ability to work independently and make objective quality decisions.
Comfortable working in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Ability to stand and walk throughout the shift.
Ability to take direction and work effectively with production, quality, and engineering teams.
Ability to document findings accurately and consistently.
Commitment to safety and quality standards.
Previous experience with Inspecting MIG welding
Previous experience in Quality
Strong work ethic
Positive attitude
Consistent attendance
Willingness to learn
Safety minded

Responsibilities

Inspect welded components throughout the manufacturing process to ensure compliance with customer quality standards.
Identify weld defects, perform cut & etch testing on welds.
Document inspection findings and collect quality data.
Work with production teams to reduce rework and improve welding processes.
Inspect robotic and manually repaired welds.
Determine whether welds meet customer requirements.
Communicate findings to production, quality, and engineering teams.
Perform visual inspections of robotic and manually repaired welds.
Identify weld defects including porosity, lack of fill, undercut, missed welds, burn-through, and other common welding discontinuities.
Evaluate welds against customer specifications and acceptance criteria.
Mark weld locations requiring repair or rework.
Verify repaired welds meet quality standards before release.
Collect and document weld defect data to identify trends and recurring quality issues.
Communicate inspection findings with welders, supervisors, engineers, and quality personnel.
Assist in root cause investigations and continuous improvement initiatives to reduce weld defects and rework.
Maintain accurate inspection records and quality documentation.
Follow all company safety policies and procedures.