$1,500 Retention Bonus and 80 Hours of Paid Time Off after first 90 days of employment
JOB SUMMARY
The Quality Inspector is responsible for completing the final in-depth inspection of completed trailers and for locating defects overlooked in the manufacturing process and correcting these prior to shipping the product.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
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Actively observe and promote BWise safety standards
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Visually review quality of powder coat finish on trailers by observing light spots, foreign material on painted surface, or other defects/blemishes.
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If a defect/blemish is located, properly clean surface and touch-up using the matching aerosol paint can.
- Check welds on the trailer frames, hangers and pivots.
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Verify fasteners have been installed and tightened using a torque wrench. (when necessary).
- Confirm that trailer is built to the specifications of Sales Order #, by matching Sales Order paperwork to appearance trailer.
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Test basic functions of trailer such as hydraulics, lighting, etc.
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Install warning labels, reflective tape, and logos decals in designated areas. (these must be straight)
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Other duties, as assigned by supervisor.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS & WORK ENVIRONMENT
- Must be capable of standing for entire shift and sit for extended periods of time.
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Able to lift up to 50 lbs; ability to demonstrate full range of motion for reaching, bending, kneeling and stooping.
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Will be exposed to extreme heat and cold depending on weather.
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Subject to dirt, dust, oil, welding fumes, traffic hazards, and high noise levels in the workplace.
PPE REQUIREMENTS
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Steel-toed shoes or composite shoes
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Safety glasses
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Earplugs
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Gloves when handling any material
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS
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High School Diploma or GED
- Must be able to read, write, count, communicate by various channels.
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Manufacturing related experience
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Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
- Working knowledge of ERP software (Global Shop Solutions, preferred)
