Quality Inspector - Genie Reconditioning

SRC Holdings Corp. • Springfield, MO

66d • Onsite

About The Position

Genie Reconditioning, LLC specializes in restoring Genie aerial lifts and material handling equipment to like-new condition. We are dedicated to delivering safe, reliable, and cost-effective solutions while maintaining a culture of quality, teamwork, and continuous improvement. The Quality Inspector is responsible for performing incoming, in-process and final inspections of reconditioned Genie aerial equipment to ensure compliance with quality standards, safety requirements, and operational performance. Working closely with core receiving, disassembly, blast, wash, paint, sub assembly, and final assembly teams, this role verifies that all units meet reconditioning specifications before progressing to the next phase or being released to the customer. The Quality Inspector helps maintain a culture of quality and continuous improvement across all stages of the reconditioning process.

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED
• 1–3 years of quality inspection, mechanical assembly, or industrial production experience
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow inspection protocols
• Familiarity with reconditioned or mechanical equipment preferred
• Basic understanding of inspection tools (calipers, gauges, etc.) and safety practices
• Ability to read technical documents and follow standard operating procedures (SOPs)
• Basic computer/data entry skills for documentation and recordkeeping
• Strong communication skills and ability to work on a cross-functional team
• Prior experience inspecting mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs), heavy equipment, or industrial machinery
• Knowledge of QMS systems, visual inspection techniques, and Lean/5S practices
• Experience supporting audits or root cause analysis

Responsibilities

• Inspect Reconditioned Equipment: Perform detailed inspections of boom lifts, scissor lifts, and components throughout the Genie Recon process—focusing on structural integrity, fit/finish, mechanical function, and operational safety.
• Document Nonconformances: Accurately record defects, inconsistencies, or rework requirements. Generate Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and escalate critical issues to the Audit and Inspections Lead or QMS team.
• Follow Checklists & Standards: Utilize inspection checklists, SOPs, and product-specific guidelines to validate quality. Confirm that reconditioned units meet all safety and performance criteria before final release.
• Support Production Flow: Collaborate with production and warehouse teams to ensure quality inspections are completed on-time without disrupting takt time or production flow.
• Perform Visual & Functional Tests: Conduct visual inspections, dimensional checks, and operational tests (e.g., lift, rotation, drive functions) to verify unit readiness.
• Assist with Root Cause Investigations: Participate in problem-solving and corrective action efforts when recurring quality issues or defects are identified.
• Support Operator Feedback & Coaching: Provide real-time feedback to technicians and assemblers on quality issues, promoting a shared responsibility for quality.
• Maintain Quality Records: Complete inspection forms, photo documentation, and digital tracking logs to ensure traceability and continuous improvement.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 employees