$1,500 Retention Bonus and 80 Hours of Paid Time Off after first 90 days of employment

JOB SUMMARY

The Quality Inspector is responsible for completing the final in-depth inspection of completed trailers and for locating defects overlooked in the manufacturing process and correcting these prior to shipping the product.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Actively observe and promote BWise safety standards Visually review quality of powder coat finish on trailers by observing light spots, foreign material on painted surface, or other defects/blemishes. If a defect/blemish is located, properly clean surface and touch-up using the matching aerosol paint can. Check welds on the trailer frames, hangers and pivots. Verify fasteners have been installed and tightened using a torque wrench. (when necessary). Confirm that trailer is built to the specifications of Sales Order #, by matching Sales Order paperwork to appearance trailer. Test basic functions of trailer such as hydraulics, lighting, etc. Install warning labels, reflective tape, and logos decals in designated areas. (these must be straight) Other duties, as assigned by supervisor.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS & WORK ENVIRONMENT

Must be capable of standing for entire shift and sit for extended periods of time. Able to lift up to 50 lbs; ability to demonstrate full range of motion for reaching, bending, kneeling and stooping. Will be exposed to extreme heat and cold depending on weather. Subject to dirt, dust, oil, welding fumes, traffic hazards, and high noise levels in the workplace.

PPE REQUIREMENTS

Steel-toed shoes or composite shoes Safety glasses Earplugs Gloves when handling any material

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS

High School Diploma or GED Must be able to read, write, count, communicate by various channels. Manufacturing related experience Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite Working knowledge of ERP software (Global Shop Solutions, preferred) #BW123