Quality Inspector Jobs in the United States
WessDel
$25 - $38 HOUR
San Jose, CA
The Senior QA Inspector collaborates closely with production teams to identify and resolve quality issues, contributing to the overall efficiency and excellence of the manufacturing process. Job Summary: The Senior Quality Assurance Inspector plays a critical role in ensuring the quality and precision of products manufactured within the machine shop environment.
Electroswitch
Weymouth, MA
Example of the tools to be used are micrometers, verniers, dial indicators, comparators, plug and thread gauges, Hardness tester, Digital multi meter and electrical power supplies and digital 3D measuring system. This position requires a level of knowledge that is usually associated with a High School or specialized training in the use of inspection and measuring tool devices along with one to three years of relevant experience, soldering knowledge a plus.
Compunetix, Inc.
Monroeville, PA
Compunetix is a leading manufacturer of sophisticated electronics, delivering the communication industry’s largest worldwide deployment of digital collaboration platforms. Verifies that assembled printed circuit boards, cables, and mechanical assemblies are as specified on the drawing(s), parts lists, or specifications.
Schneider Electric
Seneca, SC
Two-Year Associate Degree in IET, Mechatronics, GET, or related field OR two years working with electrical circuits and two years experience reading and deciphering wiring diagrams. Concerning agencies: Schneider Electric does not accept unsolicited resumes and will not be responsible for fees related to such.
Amtec Human Capital
Brea, CA
Read blueprints and/or engineering specifications to obtain information such as specified material, electrical, cosmetic requirements and workmanship instructions. Assist in failure investigations, root cause analysis and corrective action activities and quality improvement projects.
Amtec Human Capital
Oro Valley, AZ
Minimal heavy lifting from floor or higher, bending, twisting, climbing, lifting arms above shoulders, kneeling . • Performs routine quality inspections on engineering designs, assemblies, piece parts, final .
Integrity Technical Services
$27 - $30 Per Hour
Youngstown, OH
Final inspection and product testing experience to include familiarity with quality assurance procedures and quality testing procedures. Youngstown, Ohio area manufacturer is seeking to hire a Quality Control Inspector for electrical products.
Manpower
Milpitas, CA
ManpowerGroup® (NYSE: MAN), the leading global workforce solutions company, helps organizations transform in a fast-changing world of work by sourcing, assessing, developing, and managing the talent that enables them to win. We are recognized consistently for our diversity - as a best place to work for Women, Inclusion, Equality and Disability and in 2022 ManpowerGroup was named one of the World's Most Ethical Companies for the 13th year - all confirming our position as the brand of choice for in-demand talent.
Strom Minnesota
St. Paul, MN
Must be able to use and interpret data using inspection equipment such as calipers, micrometers, height gauges, indicators, Tesa hite, pin gauges, thread gauges, gauge blocks, etc. Blueprint reading certificate or 5 years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience in stamping or fabricating.
Quality Inspector Jobs Overview
Nobody wants to receive a defective espresso machine, office chair, or wireless keyboard. A watchful eye at the manufacturing level is what prevents poor-quality products from getting into the hands of consumers. These quality inspectors examine everything from clothing and food to motor vehicle parts, electronics, textiles, and glassware. It's no wonder many manufacturing companies hire skilled personnel to fill quality inspector jobs.
When you work as a quality inspector, you'll take on a significant role in a manufacturing facility. Your day-to-day duties will include ensuring that production standards are met, inspecting and testing materials, taking measurements, and removing items that don't meet safety or manufacturing standards.
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Quality Inspector Training and Skills
To become a quality inspector, you need a minimum of a high school diploma and on-the-job training. Job training in this field can last anywhere from one month to one year. However, you can boost your employability by obtaining an associate or vocational degree in quality assurance or a similar field. Many employers will also hire candidates who have experience working in a science lab.
You can also boost your value to employers by getting certified in quality inspection. The American Society for Quality has several certification options for quality inspectors, including the Certified Quality Inspector designation.
The skills and qualities needed for a quality inspector job are:
- Excellent math and computer skills.
- The ability to work with tools such as barcode scanners, calipers, and defect stickers.
- Physical strength and stamina and the ability to stand for lengthy times.
- The ability to understand instruction manuals, blueprints, and technical documents.
- Good dexterity and the ability to dismantle items during the manufacturing process.
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Interviewing for Quality Inspector Jobs
So, an employer was impressed by your resume and cover letter. Now it's on to the final stage in the selection process. It's critical that you make a good first impression at your job interview and be prepared to answer any question that comes your way.
Monster has a vast list of commonly asked interview questions. We encourage you to read this list of questions and practice developing answers that demonstrate your competency. As a quality inspector, here are some questions hiring managers may ask:
- Why should we hire you?
- What can you do for us that other candidates can't?
- What was your greatest failure and how did you overcome it?
- What salary are you seeking?
How Much Do Quality Inspector Jobs Pay?
Quality inspectors in the U.S. typically earn $36,982 per year. But depending on how qualified you are or where you're located, expect your yearly salary to range from $26,897 to $78,677. The best way to find out how much your job pays in your area is to search the job title and location in Monster's Salary Tools. In addition, you'll also find a list of positions that you can move up to, such as materials tester and manufacturing production supervisor.
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