Quality Specialist II
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Key details
- Location
- Fort Worth, TX, United States
- Work style
- Onsite
- Level
- Mid level
- Experience
- 2–4 yrs
- Function
- Operations & Strategy
- Focus area
- other
- Posted
- Yesterday
Skills
blueprint readingcalipersmicrometersquality control
About the role
Job Summary: The Quality Specialist II is a mid-level individual contributor working assignments which require the application of fundamental principles, expertise, initiative and creativity to develop and implement lean processes, systems, plans, and procedures to assure that quality results are obtained for all manufactured products and deliverables. The Quality Specialist II performs Quality and Process Control roles in support of outbound shipping to ensure products meet customer and government regulatory requirements.
The Quality Specialist II effectively communicates with customers and suppliers on Quality topics.
Responsibilities and Tasks:
Inspection: Conduct thorough inspections of products, checking for defects, damage, functionality, and adherence to specifications, blueprints and aesthetic standards.
Documentation: Created detailed reports, log inspection results (including photos), and record recurring quality issues.
Disposition: Identify and hold or reject products that fail quality standards, documenting reasons for rejection.
Reporting: Communicate inspection outcomes, provide recommendations for corrective actions, and share feedback with production and other members of the quality team.
Process Improvement: Suggest adjustments to production processes to enhance quality control and prevent future defects.
Compliance: Follow all company procedures, safety protocols and attend to timeliness.
Perform other duties as required.
Education, Experience, License, or Certification:
Associate or bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Quality Assurance, Life Sciences, or a related technical discipline).
Equivalent work experience or vocational training may sometimes be accepted in place of a degree, depending on the industry.
Generally, 2–4+ years of relevant work experience in quality inspection, assurance, or control (often in a manufacturing, technology, or regulated industry).
Skills and Abilities:
Analytical aptitude.
Good interpersonal skills.
Ability to read blueprints, specifications and technical documents.
Experience with measuring devices (examples of but not limited to: calipers, micrometers) is often required.
Strong attention to detail, communication and teamwork skills.
The Quality Specialist II effectively communicates with customers and suppliers on Quality topics.
Responsibilities and Tasks:
Inspection: Conduct thorough inspections of products, checking for defects, damage, functionality, and adherence to specifications, blueprints and aesthetic standards.
Documentation: Created detailed reports, log inspection results (including photos), and record recurring quality issues.
Disposition: Identify and hold or reject products that fail quality standards, documenting reasons for rejection.
Reporting: Communicate inspection outcomes, provide recommendations for corrective actions, and share feedback with production and other members of the quality team.
Process Improvement: Suggest adjustments to production processes to enhance quality control and prevent future defects.
Compliance: Follow all company procedures, safety protocols and attend to timeliness.
Perform other duties as required.
Education, Experience, License, or Certification:
Associate or bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (e.g., Quality Assurance, Life Sciences, or a related technical discipline).
Equivalent work experience or vocational training may sometimes be accepted in place of a degree, depending on the industry.
Generally, 2–4+ years of relevant work experience in quality inspection, assurance, or control (often in a manufacturing, technology, or regulated industry).
Skills and Abilities:
Analytical aptitude.
Good interpersonal skills.
Ability to read blueprints, specifications and technical documents.
Experience with measuring devices (examples of but not limited to: calipers, micrometers) is often required.
Strong attention to detail, communication and teamwork skills.