Quality Engineer

Responsibilities

• Support receiving, in-process, and final inspection activities to verify product and material conformance before release or shipment.
• Support control of nonconforming materials and products, including containment, documentation, disposition follow-up, release verification, and escalation as needed.
• Coordinate the corrective action program, including nonconformance tracking, root cause analysis support, action owner follow-up, effectiveness checks, and closure documentation.
• Support internal audits, document control, calibration records, quality procedures, forms, and other QMS activities needed to maintain consistent quality practices across locations.
• Gather, review, and report quality data such as defects, inspection results, audit findings, rework, supplier issues, and corrective action status.
• Identify quality trends, recurring issues, and root causes; recommend practical controls or documentation updates to help prevent repeat issues.
• Coordinate with suppliers, testing vendors, and auditing vendors to support raw material quality, calibration requirements, and required quality records.
• Train and support staff in standard quality control procedures and communicate quality expectations clearly.
• Visit customers and job sites as needed to understand product quality concerns, warranty feedback, packaging issues, and field installation impacts.

• Associate degree, technical certification, bachelor’s degree, or equivalent hands‑on experience in quality assurance, inspection, manufacturing, construction, prefabrication, or a related field.
• Experience in quality control, inspection, supplier quality, documentation control, audits, corrective actions, or cross‑functional quality follow‑up preferred.
• Quality, inspection, welding, construction, manufacturing, Lean, audit, or related certifications are a plus.
• Comfort using business software and basic reporting tools; experience with quality, inspection, documentation, ERP, Smartsheet, Microsoft Office, or Autodesk tools is beneficial.
• Familiarity with Lean, Six Sigma, structured problem‑solving, or risk management principles is beneficial but not required.