Quality Inspector - Night Shift

nVent•Eleanor, WV

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Inspector- Night Shift is responsible for assuring consistent quality of fabricated components, pre-assembled buildings, and received materials by inspecting processes and products to ensure conformance with customer specifications and company quality requirements. This role also serves as the primary on-shift safety authority during night operations, providing safety leadership when engineering, purchasing, EHS, and site leadership resources may be limited. The position supports fabrication, receiving, pre-assembly, and shipping activities during non-day-shift operations, maintaining both quality and safety standards across the facility.

Requirements

Able to operate autonomously with limited supervision during off-shift hours.
Ability to read and interpret drawings and blueprints.
Practical understanding of fabrication, pre-assembly, and receiving processes.
Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel.
Experience using ERP / quality systems
Proven knowledge of fabrication, assembly, lifting operations, machine guarding, and hazardous energy.
Real-time hazard recognition and behavioral safety awareness.
Understanding JSAs and safe work practices.
Basic incident response and reporting skills.
Ability to work independently with effective judgment.
Clear, direct communication.
Strong situational awareness and attention to detail.

Responsibilities

Perform in-process, pre-assembly, and final inspections to verify conformance to drawings, specifications, and quality requirements.
Complete required Quality Control checklists.
Release quality hold points when requirements are met and advance unresolved issues.
Inspect incoming materials and coordinate supplier quality issues.
Audit pick lists and shipments for accuracy and completeness.
Provide on-shift safety leadership during night and weekend operations.
Verify compliance with JSAs, workplace safety procedures, and PPE.
Intervene immediately when unsafe conditions or behaviors are observed.
Exercise stop-work authority and resolve issues prior to restart.
Carry out compliance with safety programs and procedures.
Advance safety concerns through the accurate chain of command.
Initiate and coordinate emergency response actions until relieved by leadership or EHS.
Identify, document, and communicate hazards, near misses, and incidents.
Provide structured safety handoff between shifts.