Quality Inspector - Weekend Shift

What you will experience in this position

The Quality Inspector
- Weekend Shift is responsible for assuring consistent quality of fabricated components, pre-assembled buildings, and received materials by inspecting processes and products to ensure conformance with customer specifications and company quality requirements. This role also serves as the primary on-shift safety authority during weekend operations, providing safety leadership when engineering, purchasing, EHS, and site leadership resources may be limited. The position supports fabrication, receiving, pre-assembly, and shipping activities during non-day-shift operations, maintaining both quality and safety standards across the facility.

• Perform in-process, pre-assembly, and final inspections to verify conformance to drawings, specifications, and quality requirements.
• Complete required Quality Control checklists.
• Release quality hold points when requirements are met and advance unresolved issues.
• Inspect incoming materials and coordinate supplier quality issues.

• Audit pick lists and shipments for accuracy and completeness.

• Provide on-shift safety leadership throughout weekend shifts.
• Verify compliance with JSAs, workplace safety procedures, and PPE.
• Intervene immediately when unsafe conditions or behaviors are observed.
• Exercise stop-work authority and resolve issues prior to restart.
• Carry out compliance with safety programs and procedures.
• Advance safety concerns through the accurate chain of command.
• Initiate and coordinate emergency response actions until relieved by leadership or EHS.
• Identify, document, and communicate hazards, near misses, and incidents.
• Provide structured safety handoff between shifts.

• Able to operate autonomously with limited supervision during off-shift hours.
• Ability to read and interpret drawings and blueprints.
• Practical understanding of fabrication, pre-assembly, and receiving processes.
• Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Experience using ERP / quality systems
• Proven knowledge of fabrication, assembly, lifting operations, machine guarding, and hazardous energy.
• Real-time hazard recognition and behavioral safety awareness.
• Understanding JSAs and safe work practices.
• Basic incident response and reporting skills.
• Ability to work independently with effective judgment.
• Clear, direct communication.
• Strong situational awareness and attention to detail.

• Medical, dental, and vision plans along with flexible spending accounts, short-term and long-term disability benefits, critical illness, accident insurance and life insurance.
• A 401(k) retirement plan and an employee stock purchase plan — both include a company match.
• Other supplemental benefits may include tuition reimbursement, caregiver, personal and parental leave, back-up care services, paid time off including volunteer time, a well-being program, and/or legal & identity theft protection.