Quality Technician

C&L Supreme is looking for a quality professional to run the quality department and oversee all quality aspects, including the QMS and ISO certification. We offer vacation, a 401(k) plan, health and dental insurance, and invest in continuing education for our employees.

Qualified candidates receive a $600 signing bonus.

• High School Diploma or equivalent GED.
• Proficient with GD&T, geometry, and trigonometry (shop math).
• Vocational technical program certificate preferred.

Proficient in reading, understanding, and interpreting specifications, blueprints, drawings, test procedures, work instructions, and other applicable production/inspection documentation. Must have a working knowledge of inspection techniques, tools, and equipment such as gauges, meters, calipers, and micrometers. Able to perform visual and dimensional inspections of in‑process and finished work. Strong verbal and written communication skills and demonstrated analytical skills with attention to detail.

Minimum three (3) years in a QC inspector role within a manufacturing environment. Ability to read and interpret charts, graphs, technical procedures, blueprints, and engineering drawings with close attention to detail. Working knowledge of quality control methods such as first article, in‑process and final assembly inspections, manufacturing processes, testing procedures, and documenting results. Computer experience with MS Word and/or an ERP system.

• Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, diagrams, and engineering specification sheets to obtain product information such as specified materials, cosmetic requirements, and dimensions.
• Verify conformity of finished products by confirming specifications; conduct visual and measurement tests; return products for re‑work; confirm re‑work.
• Verify conformity of first pieces by confirming specifications; conduct visual and measurement tests; return products for re‑work; confirm re‑work.
• Verify products going to outside service by confirming specifications; conduct visual and measurement tests; return products for re‑work; confirm re‑work.
• Accurately perform and complete First Article inspection reports and non‑conformance reports.
• Inspect production components and subassemblies for conformance to predetermined standards, specifications, tolerance, and quality procedures.
• Verify in‑process production conformity by confirming specifications; conduct visual and measurement tests; communicate required adjustments to production supervision.
• Document inspection results by completing reports and logs; summarize re‑work and waste; input data into the quality database (logs in E2; KPIs logs, etc.).
• Document all inspection findings and results, including detailed descriptions/discrepancies, and monitor corrective actions.
• Perform complex and critical inspection procedures requiring special setup of new or unique equipment and interpretation of test data from a variety of sources.
• Perform line, in‑process, subassembly, shipping, and receiving inspections as needed.

• Maintain measurement equipment operation by following operating instructions.
• Perform routine quality audits of material identification, traceability, equipment calibration, and other controlled manufacturing area aspects; prepare reports under the direction of the Quality Manager.
• Ensure calibration and maintenance of inspection equipment.

• Accomplish quality and organizational mission by completing related results as needed.
• Adapt to changes in the work environment, manage competing demands, change approach or methods to best fit the situation, and handle frequent change, delays, or unexpected events.
• Build and promote effective working relationships with cross‑functional groups.
• Other tasks and responsibilities as assigned.

20/20 vision with or without correction; use hands 100% of the time; stand, bend, stoop, twist, and turn; occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 lbs.

$20 – $28 per hour.