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Falcon Standard

Cart Quality Assurance Inspector

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A Quality Assurance Auditor regularly evaluates the quality control systems in place and verifies compliance with quality and safety standards.

$69,608 / year median in North Carolina

-5% projected decline

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Role Summary The QA Inspector is the last set of eyes on every cart before it ships, and the reason Falcon Standard's name on a repair means something. Nobody — including the inspector — gets punished for catching a problem; that's the system working as intended. Key Responsibilities Perform final inspection on every repaired cart before it leaves the supercell: hinges, latches, plastic panels and label holders, caster function (directional-lock and brake pedals, smooth wheel rotation, straight rig), door and frame condition, and fold-down and re-nest function. Confirm the repair form was completed in full and every fail-safe step was actually done — inbound scan, supercell scan, beacon and barcode scan, QA, outbound. A skipped step means the cart is stuck, not shipped. Verify the base plate fiducial ID scan is valid and unique to that cart.
This is a critical check:
one mis-scanned or reused fiducial can silently corrupt records on thousands of carts, and has triggered a full site shutdown at another vendor when automated outbound docks couldn't match carts to valid records. Route failed carts back to the technician who repaired them — this creates the per-technician rework data that keeps quality improving instead of repeating the same miss. Confirm carts are nested, not built, before they move to outbound staging. Flag any pattern of recurring defects to the Site Lead, whether it points to a training gap, a parts issue, or a process gap — and say so even when it's uncomfortable. Requirements & Qualifications Sharp attention to detail and the mechanical familiarity to know what "right" looks like on a repaired cart. Backbone to call it like you see it and hold a line, including with people you work alongside every day. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Able to pass a drug test and a physical. Tools & Equipment Provided by the shop — inspection checklist and a handheld device for scanning and sign-off.
Pay:
$22.00 - $25.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person