Quality Technician

About Us

Velocity is the nation's leading and largest builder of classic American vehicles, redefining what it means to own a classic. Our vehicles aren't just restored-they're entirely reborn. We blend the timeless soul and aesthetics of vintage cars with the performance, technology, and reliability of modern automobiles. By shifting away from traditional one-off restorations with their many uncertainties, we have set a new standard-delivering meticulously crafted, high-performance classics with enhanced reliability and drivability.

Velocity's Culture and Core Values

Success at Velocity requires a "whatever it takes" mentality. We embody grit, demonstrating perseverance, resilience, and unwavering determination in the face of challenges. We are adaptable, embracing change, adjusting to new circumstances, and continuously seeking ways to improve processes and outcomes-because growth does not come from comfort.

We take ownership, assuming full responsibility for tasks, decisions, and outcomes, whether successes or setbacks, without shifting blame. "That's not my job" is not in our vocabulary; when one part of our team falls short, we all do

Finally, our ambition fuels our drive to excel, improve, and uphold the highest standards for both personal and professional growth. This mindset defines who we are and ensures our continued success.

Overview

Velocity's Quality Technician is responsible for ensuring the highest standards of craftsmanship and reliability across our production departments. This role involves performing thorough quality checks during and after the production process in metal fabrication, paint and body, or mechanical assembly. This individual plays a pivotal role in reducing warranty issues and enhancing customer satisfaction.

Job Level

Individual Contributor

Reports To

QC Manager

Duties and Responsibilities

Quality Inspections:

• Conduct detailed inspections during and after production to ensure components and assemblies meet established standards.
• Identify and document defects, inconsistencies, and areas of concern throughout the production process.
• Collaborate with department teams to address quality issues promptly and effectively.

Process Monitoring:

• Monitor production workflows to ensure compliance with established quality control procedures.
• Provide real-time feedback to production teams to ensure continuous improvement.

Documentation and Reporting:

• Maintain accurate records of inspections, tests, and findings.
• Prepare detailed quality reports for review by the Quality Manager.
• Contribute to the development and refinement of quality control documentation and protocols.

Warranty Issue Prevention:

• Identify potential quality issues that could result in warranty claims and work with teams to mitigate risks.
• Provide insights and recommendations to improve production quality and reliability.

Required

Skills and Abilities

• Exceptional attention to detail with the ability to identify subtle defects or inconsistencies.
• Strong communication skills for reporting findings and collaborating with team members.
• Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities, define plans to achieve goals, create timelines and provide status reporting.
• Demonstrated ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

Education Background and Experience

• High School diploma or equivalent
• Previous experience in quality control within the automotive, manufacturing, or similar industry preferred.
• Strong knowledge of automotive production processes, including metal fabrication, paint and body, and mechanical assembly.
• Valid driver's license with good driving record

Physical Demands (To include but not limited to)

• Prolonged periods of standing or walking around the workspace.
• Frequently lifting heavy objects, such as tools, parts, or equipment, weighing up to 50-75 pounds.
• Regularly bending, stooping, or crouching to work on vehicles at different heights.
• Moving large or heavy equipment, carts, or vehicles within the shop.
• Precise manipulation of tools, small parts, and diagnostic equipment.
• Frequent use of fingers and hands for typing, writing, and operating a computer.
• Using telephones, printers, copiers, and other office tools.
• Frequent need…