Trailer Manufacturing Quality Control Auditor

Join us as a Quality Control Auditor

Own the final say on build quality for trailers, parts, and sub-assemblies by auditing against rigorous engineering drawings, customer specs, and internal QA standards.

Your focus areas

• Inspection & Verification:
  Audit parts, sub-assemblies, and complete trailers for conformance to drawings, standards, and specifications.
• Production Partnership:
  Station on the assembly line and within sub-assembly cells to review checkpoints designated by the Quality Assurance Manager.
• Decision & Documentation:
  Sign off acceptance decisions; document rejections with precise, traceable reasons.
• Corrective Action Enablement:
  Flag issues and support management in initiating corrective measures when quality or reliability slips.
• Communication:
  Alert line managers to out-of-spec conditions, emphasizing patterns that appear on multiple units.
• Reporting:
  Maintain daily off-the-line status tracking for units leaving sub-assembly and final assembly.
• Continuous Appraisal:
  Provide ongoing quality assessments to leaders whose teams influence final product outcomes.
• Professional Standards:
  Work safely, efficiently, and productively; uphold company policies and procedures; maintain dependable attendance; accommodate mandatory overtime as needed.

Tools you’ll handle

• Brake test machine
• Light tester
• Man lift
• Bumper jack
• ABS tester
• Wrenches
• Tape measure

What you bring

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• FHWA test with re-certification every two years (required).
• Computer literacy; fluent English (spoken and written); bilingual skills are advantageous.
• Clear written and verbal communication; comfortable working with hourly manufacturing staff and management at all levels.
• Traits: meticulous, self-motivated, and highly organized.

How we’ll support you

• Orientation program for a strong start.
• Training on trailer specifications, engineering drawings, and QA check procedures.
• Instruction on measuring and test equipment operations.
• Equipment training may include Utility/Golf Cart and Aerial Lifts – Genie/Wave/Manlifts.

Preferred proficiency

• Quality Inspection Experience
• Quality Control Experience

Accessibility & accommodations

Above is a list of the most important responsibilities and functions, which are essential to the position. Employees must be able to perform these essential functions satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Accommodations will be evaluated and provided to eligible employees on a case by case basis, depending on the employee's medical restrictions, work availability, the nature of the position, the position's essential functions and other relevant factors.