Manufacturing Quality Compliance Inspector

Manufacturing Quality Compliance Inspector Join Deceuninck North America in Monroe, OH and become the go-to expert ensuring our profiles and components meet exacting standards from the first article through shipment. In this hands-on role, you’ll partner with production, engineering, and leadership to validate parts, analyze data, and keep our measurement systems rock-solid.

A day in this role

As lines start up, you’ll complete first-article verifications—checking color, impact, and heat/shrink performance, confirming dimensions with calipers, micrometers, gages, an optical comparator, and a Promex Scanner. Throughout the shift you’ll audit lines, read control charts and histograms, and communicate findings in real time to supervisors, leads, operators, and managers. You’ll also maintain the calibration program, evaluate equipment and software capability, and recommend print or process updates to keep quality tight and repeatable.

Schedule Days: 7:45am – 8:00pm (2-2-3 schedule)
Nights: 7:45pm – 8:00am (2-2-3 schedule)
What you’ll do Measure profiles using an optical comparator, calipers, Promex Scanner, and various gages.

Compile and analyze statistical data; interpret control charts, histograms, and graphs; communicate insights clearly.

Follow documented test methods and equipment procedures to the letter.

Interpret blueprints with GD&T to confirm design intent and product conformity.

Inspect parts and equipment during design, production, and calibration phases to verify specifications.

Conduct First Article Inspections (FAI): color checks, impact testing, heat/shrink evaluation, visual inspections, and dimensional verification.

Run Gage R&R and MSA studies to validate method and equipment suitability.

Assess software and instrument capability/reliability for intended use.

Review engineering drawings and recommend quality-related revisions as needed.

Administer the calibration program for assigned measurement devices.

Oversee quality checks on incoming and outgoing goods; share inspection results with suppliers, vendors, and customers.

Qualifications Proficient with calipers, optical comparator, and tape measure; comfortable with micrometers and hand metrology.

Ability to read blueprints; working knowledge of GD&T.Basic computer skills (Outlook, Excel for data entry/spreadsheets).1–2 years of experience in a quality-related position.

Education High school diploma or GED (preferred).Tools & technologies you’ll use Calipers, micrometers, optical comparator, Promex Scanner, measurement gages.

We do pre-employment including pre-employment physicals and drug screens (including THC)
Why Deceuninck North America We innovate for sustainability and invest in people. Expect visible impact, recognition for your contributions, and room to grow. Your work will help shape reliable products—and a rewarding career.