Quality Inspector

Job Details

Location:

MDMartin Corporate - DALLAS, TX 75234
Salary Range: $16.00

Location:

Fort Worth Alliance, TX

The Quality Inspector is responsible for inspecting and testing manufactured products, documenting defects, and verifying corrective actions in the production process. This role works closely with production staff, engineers, and other departments to ensure compliance with quality standards and drive continuous improvement.

• Inspection and Testing:
  Conduct regular inspections and tests on PCBA and other components to ensure compliance with quality standards and specifications.
• Defect Identification:
  Identify and document defects or issues in the manufacturing process and products.
• Corrective Actions:
  Verify the implementation of corrective actions to address identified defects and prevent recurrence.
• Continuous Improvement:
  Participate in KAIZEN projects and other initiatives to enhance manufacturing processes and product quality.
• Training and Guidance:
  Provide training and guidance to production staff on quality standards and procedures.
• Record Keeping:
  Maintain accurate records of inspections, tests, and corrective actions.
• Reporting:
  Prepare reports on quality issues and improvements for management review.
• Scheduling QC Personnel:
  Plan and coordinate QC staffing schedules to ensure adequate coverage across production lines and shifts.
• Audit and Inspection Accuracy:
  Ensure QC auditors and inspectors perform inspections accurately and in compliance with SOPs and quality requirements.
• Initial Investigation:
  Support initial investigation of process or product abnormalities and assist in root cause identification.
• Overtime Arrangement:
  Coordinate overtime schedules for QC staff as needed.

• High school level diploma or equivalent (required).
• Basic knowledge of quality tools (Pareto, Histogram, Check Sheets, etc.).
• Familiarity with the electronics industry.
• Basic knowledge or experience in electronics assembly or product inspection.
• Ability to follow visual inspection criteria and work instructions accurately.
• Good hand–eye coordination and attention to detail for identifying defects.
• Open to learning company-specific quality standards and participating in ongoing training.
• Reliable, disciplined, and able to work in a team-oriented production environment.

• Combination of office and production floor environment.
• Requires standing and walking for extended periods during inspections.
• Occasional lifting of materials up to 25 lbs.
• Exposure to manufacturing noise and machinery; PPE provided.