Quality Control Inspector - 2nd shift

At SARSTEDT, we develop, manufacture, and distribute high-quality devices and consumables for medicine and scientific applications. Step into a manufacturing role that stands apart from the rest. At SARSTEDT, you’ll work in one of the cleanest, most advanced, state-of-the-art environments in the area, with climate-controlled facilities, and a strong focus on precision and quality.

At SARSTEDT, we develop, manufacture, and distribute high-quality devices and consumables for medicine and scientific applications. Step into a manufacturing role that stands apart from the rest. At SARSTEDT, you’ll work in one of the cleanest, most advanced, state-of-the-art environments in the area, with climate-controlled facilities, and a strong focus on precision and quality. If you’re looking for competitive pay and benefits, real stability, and a clean, comfortable work environment year-round, you’ll find it here!

For over 65 years, SARSTEDT has built its reputation on long‑term thinking, avoiding major layoffs, investing in our people, and growing talent through cross‑training and continuous development. During the COVID‑19 pandemic, while many companies faced layoffs, SARSTEDT cross‑trained employees to keep our people working. This isn’t just a job, it’s a place to build a secure career, grow your skills, and be part of a team that truly values its people.

• Collect and visually inspect random samples from various machines and assembly operations
• Measure samples using calipers, indicator gages, and go/no go gages
• Effectively utilize centrifuges, desiccators, amd contact angle measuring devices for functional testing of products
• You stay organized and efficient in documenting all inspections, measurements, and functional testing
• Responsible for initial assessment of product at production start, including visual inspection, measurements, functional testing, establishment of bag weights, and confirmation of line clearance.
• Clear documentation and communication of product defects to the Quality Control Lead person and appropriate production staff
• You are responsible for the initial isolation of defective product
• Weigh and record scrap as needed
• Cleanliness and organization matter, maintaining a safe and orderly workspace through daily upkeep
• Safety is always top of mind, following all guidelines and reporting any concerns immediately

• High school diploma or GED; and three to six months related quality control experience and/or training
• You are known for reliability, dependability, and taking ownership of your work
• Attention to detail is one of your strengths, especially when handling product accuracy and documentation
• You are comfortable being on your feet standing, walking, and moving throughout your shift
• You bring a hands‑on mindset, using tools and equipment safely and effectively

• Ability to work 2nd shift (2:30 PM to 11:00 PM, Monday-Friday/some Saturdays)
• Physically able of lifting up to 25 lbs. (regularly) and 50+ lbs. (occasionally)
• Comfortable working in a warehouse environment with moving equipment and moderate noise
• Adaptable and safety‑conscious, with the ability to work at heights using proper equipment when needed
• Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, and work in various environments for extended periods

• Compensation:
  Starting at $20/hour+, based on experience
• Paid Time Off:
  Generous paid time off for you to recharge
• Paid Holidays:
  Nine (9) company paid holidays
• Flexible Time Off:
  Two (2) additional floating paid floating holidays
• Wellness PTO:
  Two (2) hours of PTO for annual preventative care, including physical, or vaccinations
• Health:
  Affordable medical, dental, and vision plans, plus HSA and FSA options
• Wellness:
  Complimentary…