Quality Assurance Receiving

Since 1892, OPW customers have been able to count on us to revolutionize fluid‑handling operations around the world. As a global leader in fluid‑handling solutions, the mission of OPW is to be a developer of a comprehensive array of innovative fluid‑handling solutions that our customers can consistently and reliably count on. These include loading and unloading systems for high‑value hazardous and non‑hazardous bulk products;

railcar and transport tank‑truck valves, gauging devices and tank‑monitoring systems; automated storage‑terminal controls and systems; and regulators, fittings, valves, vaporizers, vacuum‑jacketed piping and gas‑handling systems for the safe handling and distribution of cryogenics and industrial gases. OPW also creates and manufactures touch‑free and soft‑touch vehicle wash systems, entry systems and wash chemicals. With more than 2,000 employees and manufacturing operations in North America, Europe and China, OPW is part of the Clean Energy & Fueling segment of Dover (NYSE: DOV).

Location and schedule
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This position is based in our Elon, NC assembly facility and has a base schedule of Monday through Friday, 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm and requires the ability to work overtime as needed.

The Quality Inspector is responsible for 1st‑piece inspection, in‑process inspection, and final inspection activities in the assembly departments, and for measurement equipment calibrations in the facility using calibration software to track and maintain calibration records. The Quality Inspector records any nonconformances found during the inspection process using the Assembly Inspection History program in the AS400 system.

• Read and interpret engineering drawings.
• Perform dimensional inspection of components using inspection tools and gauges.
• Ensure proper documentation is provided with shipments (material traceability reports, certificates of conformity, etc.).
• Transaction approved material and ensure approved items are identified and staged in appropriate areas to be put away.
• Perform equipment calibrations (calipers, torque wrenches, pressure gauges, etc.).
• Conduct in‑process and final inspection of machined components and final assemblies, recording the inspection in the Assembly Inspection History Record using a tablet.
• Notify supervisors and QEs of any nonconforming products.

• High school graduate or GED required; 4‑year degree in Engineering, Science, Technology, or Manufacturing preferred.
• Strong computer literacy.
• Strong communication skills and ability to interact with upper‑level management.
• Strong understanding of engineering drawings/blueprints and how to interpret dimensional tolerances.
• Knowledge of standard inspection tools and gauges (calipers, micrometers, thread gauges, plug gauges, dial indicators, optical comparator, durometer).

Our total rewards package for eligible team members includes: 401(k) savings plan with employer contributions; medical, dental and vision insurance; wellness programs; health savings account, health care and dependent care flexible spending accounts; company‑paid short‑term and long‑term disability; company‑paid employee basic life and AD&D insurance; supplemental employee and dependent life insurance; optional accident, hospital indemnity and critical illness insurance; adoption, surrogacy and fertility benefits and assistance;

commuter benefits; parental, military, jury duty and bereavement leaves of absence; paid time off; business travel services; employee discounts; and an employee assistance program that includes company‑paid counseling sessions and legal services. Eligibility for benefits is governed by applicable plan documents and policies.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability, age, genetic information, or any other factors prohibited by law.