Production Quality Compliance Supervisor

Production Quality Compliance Supervisor Champion quality at the source. In this supervisory role you’ll fuse floor-level process auditing, rigorous testing, and analytical follow-through to ensure products meet specification, every time. Your leadership keeps standard work tight, investigations focused, and improvements continuous.

Why this role matters

Own quality compliance at the point of production and reduce escapes.

Drive root cause analysis and corrective action with data-backed  the go-to expert for operators and helpers on quality methods and tools.

Compensation & schedule

Hiring for A, B, C, D shifts. 7am-7pm/7pm-7am. Pay range: $25-$38/hourly.

Core accountabilities

Audit processes and verify consistent execution of standard work.

Provide technical support for all operations; diagnose and resolve production issues.

Serve as a subject matter expert to coach operators and helpers.

Sample at multiple production stages; conduct destructive and non-destructive testing.

Monitor equipment and tooling health; advise on maintenance or replacement.

Partner with management and engineering to uphold specifications and standards.

Record, evaluate, and report test and performance data; note and escalate deviations.

Input accurate data into analysis systems and maintain traceability.

Conduct and document formal production audits.

Provide regular updates to the quality team and cross-functional partners.

Comply fully with safety and procedural requirements.

Execute routine tasks on time; take on other reasonable assignments as needed.

Qualifications Results-driven professional with manufacturing floor experience.

Ability to excel in fast-paced settings and manage competing priorities.

Detail-focused with strong systems thinking.

Clear, motivating communicator with analytical problem-solving skills.

Strong written and verbal communication.

Advanced computer literacy, including strong Excel proficiency.

Preferred profile2–4 years in wire and cable or a related manufacturing industry.

Experience using diverse software systems.

Exposure to project management and Lean Manufacturing.
18 years or older

High school diploma or equivalent

Physical requirements & environment

Standing for extended periods (up to 8–10 hours per shift).Walking long distances between workstations within the plant.

Occasional lifting and carrying up to 40 pounds.

Manual dexterity for small tools and lab equipment.

Ability to bend, stoop, reach, and perform repetitive motions.

Tolerance for heat and noise typical of manufacturing environments.

Technical proficiencies

Quality Inspection Experience Quality Control Experience Quality Control Data Analysis RF Scanner Compliance statements

Pass a background check, drug screen and physical US Citizen or permanent resident