Warehouse Associate
DAYTON, OH 45415
Posted: 9/23/2024
Job Description
Quality Inspectors work in manufacturing plants, warehouses, or other locations where our customer's parts are being produced or stored.
The location may vary from day to day depending on the needs of our customers.
Quality Inspector Job Responsibilities & Duties
Performs various sorting
Inspection, production, and data entry
Reads and follows work instructions, work rules, and directions
Maintains organization and cleanliness of work area Uses inspection, measuring, and test equipment as required Completes required training classes Follows all employee policies and other duties as assigned Quality Inspector Job Qualifications & Skills Flexibility and adaptability Positive attitude and self-motivated Detail orientated
To apply for this position, click the link below or contact the local office at (937) 802-0600
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