Quality Inspector - 1st Shift

Role details

Why This Role Matters TS Conductor is a startup working to reduce the world’s carbon footprint. Everything we ship has to meet the standard, and as our Quality Inspector, you’re the one who makes sure it does. This isn’t a role where you watch from the sidelines. You own the quality of what comes off the line on your shift. You catch problems early, find out why they happened, and help fix them for good. Your work shows up in our results, and in a young company, people who deliver get noticed and grow quickly.

What You’ll Own Product quality on your shift: Inspect samples using dimensional measurements, tensile strength testing, and resistivity measurements Standards compliance: Check that production follows procedures and meets ASTM, ISO, and internal specs, reading blueprints and specs against finished goods Your tools and equipment: Use calipers, micrometers, ohm meters, and tensile testers.

Keep them calibrated, flag repairs, and pull anything unsafe or out of spec Problem solving: Find the causes of defects and rework, and contribute to root cause analysis and corrective actions Your data: Record results, summarize rework and waste, and keep the quality database and audit logs accurate and current Better processes: Help build test methods and inspection plans, and write procedures and work instructions that follow customer specs and ISO 9001:2015 Team quality: Train production teammates on quality control so excellence is shared Your growth: Keep learning through regular training and education opportunities What You Bring High school diploma or equivalent 2+ years in a similar quality role Solid knowledge of destructive and nondestructive testing techniques Strong problem-solving, organization, and prioritization skills Clear documentation and reporting skills A team-first attitude Comfort standing or walking for long periods Availability for occasional overtime, including weekends and holidays, as production needs require What We Offer Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) with company match Referral Bonus Work Environment The Quality Inspector position works in a lab safety sensitive manufacturing environment.

The Quality Inspector will often work directly on the shop floor of the manufacturing facility, near and around large-scale production processes and equipment to interact with production teams and observe processes. The position will spend time in the quality control lab performing tasks such as testing, documenting to improve, maintain, and manufacture production lines, analyzing data, maintain and improve audit excel sheets/logs, creating instructions, and collaborating with others.

Occupational health and safety practices are essential in manufacturing environments, and the Quality Inspector is expected to adhere to safety protocols and wear appropriate protective equipment when necessary. 6:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.