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Manpower Engineering
Lead Quality Inspector
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A Quality Inspector inspects and evaluates products according to company quality control standards. Inspects goods or packaging in a production or manufacturing facility.
$42,411 / year median in Minnesota
+1% projected growth
Job Description
A medical device client of ours is seeking an experienced Lead Quality Inspector to oversee the day-to-day flow of the inspection function while serving as a mentor and technical resource to the Quality Inspection team. This is a hands-on leadership role responsible for ensuring incoming materials, in-process products, and finished goods meet quality requirements before release. The ideal candidate brings strong inspection experience within a regulated manufacturing environment, preferably medical devices, along with a coaching mindset and the ability to prioritize work, delegate responsibilities, and support continuous improvement within the department. Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate the daily activities of the Inspection Department. Provide guidance, training, and mentorship to a team of Quality Control Technicians. Manage inspection priorities and workflow to ensure timely processing of incoming materials and finished products. Perform incoming, in-process, and final inspections on medical device products and components. Conduct final quality reviews of inspection documentation prior to product release. Verify lot traceability, product identification, labeling, and supporting documentation. Inspect raw materials including pouches, cartons, implant components, and other product materials. Inspect finished goods, including sterile packaged products and instrument tray assemblies. Utilize hand measurement tools such as calipers and other inspection equipment to verify product conformance. Review engineering drawings, specifications, and inspection checklists. Apply Acceptance Quality Limit (AQL) standards and accurately identify major and minor defects. Ensure all inspection records are complete, accurate, and compliant with quality system requirements.