Quality Inspector 2

NOW HIRING: Millerbernd Manufacturing is looking for a Quality Inspector 2 to join our Circular Products (CP) team.

The CP Quality Inspector 2 is responsible for the testing and inspection of products at various stages of production process in compliance with applicable codes and standards.

Supporting first inspection through final inspection for all OEM products.

Job Title: CP Quality Inspector 2 Location: Winsted, MN Salary Range: $25.03 – 29.46 per hour (non-exempt) (In compliance with Minnesota Pay Transparency Law, this range reflects the anticipated compensation for this role.

Actual pay may vary based on experience, education, and other factors.) Shift Schedule : Monday-Friday, 7AM-4PM Shift Differential : N/A

As a Quality Inspector 2 , you will:

• Perform repetitive inspection following standard methods and procedures
• Visually inspect product using a variety of precision measuring instruments
• Check dimensions and finishes against blueprint or work order specifications
• Mark test parts with appropriate language per job specifications
• Initiate accept/reject decisions and know when to call more qualified individuals for marginal evaluations
• Contain defective material at source
• Keep accurate inspection records
• Inspect and calibrate test equipment; document dates and results
• Write formal inspection reports
• Lead problem solving activities to determine root cause
• Assist with production as required
• Assist with root cause investigation of material defects or other problem-solving activities
• Read blueprints
• Participate and support Continuous Improvement initiatives
• Maintains 5S guidelines
• Communicate relevant information and concerns positively and effectively to others in timely manner
• Perform work at the appropriate pace to maintain quality and productivity requirements
• Enter job data in production tracking system

Role Qualifications as a Quality Inspector 2 :

• Preferred candidates will have background knowledge in inspection, be able to read a tape measure and blueprints, and use basic hand tools as well as a caliper and micrometer. Other combinations of formal training and experience may be considered.