Manufacturing Quality Control Inspector (Metrology)

Make Every Unit Count

Join a hands-on quality team that guards product integrity from first article to final release. You’ll apply metrology, testing, and disciplined documentation to keep quality, safety, and reliability front and center.

Why This Role Matters

• Verify that in-process and finished goods meet drawings, work instructions, and standards.
• Own first-article/first-piece inspections to validate setups before production ramps.
• Run visual, mechanical, and functional tests using gauges, instruments, and fixtures.
• Capture precise inspection results and statistical data; keep records audit-ready.
• Input data into the QMS and help generate trend and performance reports.
• Summarize findings to call out nonconforming conditions and variances.
• Contribute to drafting and updating inspection procedures, protocols, and checklists.
• Use data to identify root causes; collaborate on corrective and preventive actions.
• Promote continuous improvement to lift quality, efficiency, and reliability.
• Perform internal process audits to confirm procedural compliance.
• Ensure conformance with regulations, company policies, and safety standards.
• Escalate issues quickly with thorough, organized documentation.
• Complete all quality paperwork accurately and consistently.
• Adhere to environmental, safety, and quality requirements every shift.
• Keep the work area clean and structured using 5S principles.
• Take on other related duties as needed.

Role Logistics

• Work Location: Onsite - Mooresville, North Carolina 28115
• Shift: 1, 9:45pm - 6:00am
• Pay Range: $19.00- $22 per hour (depending on skills and experience)

Qualifications

• 2–5 years in quality, inspection, or testing within a manufacturing setting.
• Proven ability to operate with minimal supervision.
• Comfort analyzing and resolving complex problems.
• Broad, practical understanding of quality systems and inspection methods.

Physical Requirements

• Prolonged standing throughout the shift.
• Frequent bending and stooping.
• Manual dexterity for handling small components.
• Ability to work in loud/noisy production environments.

Legal Classification

Position Type: Full-Time/Non-Exempt (Hourly)