Quality Inspector - 1A Shift

Royer Corp•Madison, IN

39d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Inspector is responsible for visually inspecting products for defects, inconsistencies, and quality issues. This role involves using measuring tools to verify product dimensions and specifications, testing product functionality, and monitoring production to ensure compliance with quality requirements. The inspector will identify quality concerns, recommend corrective actions, document inspection results, and analyze data to identify trends and areas for improvement. Effective communication of quality concerns to production personnel and management is essential, as is the ability to prepare detailed reports. A high level of attention to detail is required to identify even minor defects. Team members are expected to perform duties as assigned by their supervisor or management, as demands require.

Requirements

Working knowledge of manufacturing processes and quality control methods.
Understanding of measurement techniques and inspection equipment.
Ability to analyze quality issues, identify potential root causes, and recommend solutions.
Working knowledge of Google Workspace applications.
Experience navigating and working within an ERP system.
Excellent attendance and dependability.
Strong attention to detail.
Commitment to workplace safety at all times.
Ability to communicate quality concerns effectively with both production employees and management.
Ability to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Access to an active email account in order to complete required new-hire paperwork.

Nice To Haves

1–2 years of experience working in a manufacturing quality control environment preferred.
Basic knowledge of ISO 9001 is a plus.

Responsibilities

Visually inspect products for defects, inconsistencies, and quality issues.
Use measuring tools, including calipers, gauges, and other inspection equipment, to verify product dimensions and specifications.
Test product functionality according to established procedures and quality standards.
Monitor ongoing production to ensure compliance with quality requirements and identify potential issues.
Identify quality concerns and recommend appropriate corrective actions.
Record inspection results, document defects, and maintain accurate quality records.
Analyze inspection data to identify trends, recurring issues, and opportunities for improvement.
Communicate quality concerns to production personnel and management.
Prepare detailed reports regarding defects, non-conformance, and other quality-related concerns.
Maintain a high level of attention to detail and the ability to identify even minor defects or inconsistencies.
Perform duties and responsibilities as assigned by their supervisor or management, as demands require.

Benefits

Access to Industrial Clinic at Britt Family Medicine for convenient care and primary care services (beginning the first day of the month following hire).
Free medical appointments (Industrial Clinic).
Free in-house medications (Industrial Clinic).
Free supplies for managing chronic health conditions, including diabetes and high blood pressure (Industrial Clinic).
Medical insurance (optional, after 60 days).
Dental insurance (optional, after 60 days).
Vision insurance (optional, after 60 days).
Additional voluntary benefit options (after 60 days).
40 hours paid vacation (after 6 months).
Holiday pay (after 6 months).
Eligibility to participate in the company's 401(k) retirement savings plan (after 1 year).
Pathways to Economic Participation (PEP) program (after 2 years and approval).
PEP program benefits include matching funds for employee savings, financial management education during the workday, no-fee checking and savings accounts, home mortgage loan products, and auto loan purchase products.