TEL Staffing & HR

Quality Control Inspector

Milton, FL
Temporary to Full Time
Industrial and Manufacturing
Experienced

Now hiring an experienced Quality Control Inspector for a Cable manufacturing company in Milton, FL.
 

The Quality Control Inspector will perform daily inspections of ALL incoming materials, in-process materials, final assembly materials, and will also be responsible for completing all necessary reports. The selected individual will be part of a growing, fast paced global manufacturer and will report to the Quality Assurance Manager. We are an ISO-9001 Certified OEM manufacturer.

Our company is fast expanding, future looking, and a continuous innovator across the energy market. We provide integral components for solar and wind farm development as well as electrical cabling for key industrial markets including the Oil & Gas, Communications and Irrigation markets. Within this fast-paced culture, we take a service-oriented approach to all of our work, by utilizing a friendly working environment. We truly believe that our company is a rewarding career destination.


COMPETENCIES & SKILLS:

  • Must be able to read basic electrical and/or assembly drawings.
  • Must be able to use a variety of measurement tools such as tape measures, calipers, gauges, and micrometers (in both Metric and Standard units of measure).
  • Must have previous ISO-9001 or comparable QMS experience.
  • Must have better than average computer skills.
  • Previous experience working with wire, cable, wire harnesses, and/or electrical assembly& testing is preferred but NOT required.
     

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Perform incoming inspection on specific products that are identified by management as critical.
  • Perform daily "in-process" inspections.
  • Perform basic lab tests on random samples of incoming materials as required by management.
  • Perform daily "finished goods" inspections.
  • Perform equipment calibrations as required.
  • Complete all documentation as it relates to the daily inspection process and/or lab test.
  • Assist in the processing of "Returned Goods" for the field, and then issue the appropriate reports.
  • Other duties as assigned by management.


EXPERIENCE:

  • MINIMUM of 1-year experience with reading/interpreting basic electrical assembly drawings.
  • MINIMUM of 1-year experience working with computers AND is proficient with Microsoft Office programs.
  • At least 1-Year of Quality Control experience is preferred but NOT required.

EDUCATION:

High school Diploma (or equivalent) is required.


PAY: 
Starts at: $15/hr. --- $18/hr.  (Depending On Experience)


SCHEDULE:  
Full-Time --- All shifts are 12-hr's
Day Shift = 7:30am - 7:30pm
ALL hours over 40-hrs will be paid at "Time-and-a-half"
You are open to work more hours if they are available
***EXPECT to work a MINIMUM of 40-60 hours a week - ***


REQUIREMENTS:

  • Must complete a pre-employment background check (having something on your record does NOT eliminate you from this position, we take everything on an individual "case-by-case" basis)
  • Must be able to pass a drug test.  
  • Must have Steel-toed boots.
  • Must have RELIABLE transportation to Milton FL.



TEL Staffing complies with regulations enforced by the EEOC.

This position is Temp to Hire. No benefits are offered during the Temp period. 

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