Quality MFG Tech - Day Shift External

Manufacturing Quality Technician

Lifetime Products, Inc. is a recognized leader in the design, innovation, and manufacturing of high-quality lifestyle products that support fun, adventure, and dependable everyday use. Through the application of advanced technologies in plastics and metals manufacturing, the company delivers affordable, durable solutions for families and individuals. Our diverse product portfolio includes folding tables and chairs, basketball systems, kayaks, paddleboards, storage sheds, coolers, and playsets.

Many of our products are proudly manufactured in Utah, reflecting our commitment to local production, quality craftsmanship, and continuous improvement.

• Job Title:
  
  Manufacturing Quality Technician
• Reports To:
  
  Daniel German
• Shift: Day Shift (Monday–Thursday, four 10-hour shifts)
• Wage: $19.50 per hour

The Manufacturing Quality Technician plays a critical role in supporting product excellence and process reliability across multiple stages of production. This position is responsible for auditing, inspecting, and measuring products in real time, ensuring compliance with established quality standards. By organizing and reporting inspection results, the Quality Technician directly contributes to process improvements.

Successful candidates will be highly organized, detail-oriented, and respected by their peers. The role requires assertiveness, professionalism, and the ability to accept constructive feedback. Strong verbal and written communication skills are essential, along with basic computer proficiency. Candidates should demonstrate a collaborative mindset and a commitment to continuous learning.

Applicants must demonstrate solid mathematical skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as an understanding of basic statistics such as averages and percentages. Experience using inspection tools including micrometers, calipers, and other basic gauges is required. Familiarity with quality databases or inspection documentation systems is strongly preferred.

• Conduct real-time measurements and inspections of parts during production
• Accurately document, record, and chart inspection results
• Coordinate necessary adjustments with manufacturing and production personnel
• Track and report scrap quantities and root causes to support quality improvement initiatives
• Record and communicate equipment downtime as part of ongoing process optimization
• Assist manufacturing team members when operational conditions allow