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Quality Control Operator
Job Description
$18.00
Per Hour DOE (Depends on Experience)
Position range in Brazos County $12.55
- $22.
15 Per hour Quality Control Operator
CIG Solar MFG LLC
Occupation:
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers
Location:
College Station, TX
- 77845
Job Type:
Regular, Full Time (30 Hours or More), Permanent Employment
Posted:
09/11/2026
Positions available: 1
Source:
WorkInTexas
Web Site:
WorkInTexas
Onsite /
Remote:
Work onsite all of the time
Updated:
09/14/2026
Expires:
10/11/2026
Job #: 17068003
Job Requirements and Properties
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Full Time Education
High School Diploma or Equivalent Experience
18 Month(s) Schedule
Full Time Job Type
Regular Duration
Permanent Employment Help for . Quality Control Operator No visa sponsorship available. Day shift #1
- Sunday through Tuesday and every other Wednesday 6am to 6pm Day shift #2
- Thursday through Saturday and every other Wednesday 6am to 6pm Night shift #1
- Sunday through Tuesday and every other Wednesday. 6pm to 6am Night shift #2
- Thursday through Saturday and every other Wednesday.
6pm to 6am Shifts are subject to availability Position Summary The Quality Control Operator is responsible for inspecting and electrically testing solar modules at critical stages of production to ensure compliance with internal, regulatory, and customer specifications. This role includes operation of electroluminescence (EL), sun simulator (flash tester), HiPot and Final Inspection test stations, defect classification, calibration verification, and final visual inspection to identify and document nonconformities prior to product release. Key Responsibilities EL Image Review & Defect Categorization Capture and analyze EL images at in process and final inspection stages
Identify and classify cell level and module level defects (cracks, inactive areas, black spots, finger interruptions, shunts, etc.)
Categorize defects per internal grading criteria and customer specific requirements
Flag modules for rework, downgrade, or rejection based on defect severity
Maintain accurate inspection and defect records in the MES or quality tracking system Sun Simulator (Flash Test) Operation & Calibration Operate sun simulator equipment to measure module electrical performance
Verify test results against product specifications and binning requirements
Identify abnormal electrical trends or out of spec conditions and escalate per quality procedures
Perform routine verification checks and support calibration activities of the sun simulator, including reference cell checks and system stability monitoring
Ensure calibration status, reference devices, and test configurations comply with internal procedures and applicable IEC/UL requirements
Document test results, calibration checks, and equipment status accurately HiPot Testing Operate HiPot test stations to verify module electrical insulation and safety compliance
Ensure correct test parameters are applied per product type and applicable standards
Identify and segregate failed units and initiate nonconformance documentation
Follow all safety procedures associated with high voltage testing equipment Final Visual Inspection Perform 100% visual inspection of finished modules against cosmetic and workmanship standards
Inspect for frame damage, glass defects, back sheet anomalies, junction box alignment, label placement, and sealant quality
Verify correct labeling, barcoding, and traceability markings
Segregate nonconforming units and initiate appropriate documentation Documentation & Communication Complete inspection checklists, electrical test records, defect logs, and shift reports accurately and on time
Communicate recurring defects, electrical performance trends, or equipment issues to production, engineering, and quality teams
Participate in root cause analysis and corrective action activities
Support internal and external audits by providing inspection, test, and calibration records Qualifications Required High school diploma or equivalent
1-2 years of experience in manufacturing quality control (solar, electronics, or similar industry preferred)
Ability to read and interpret work instructions, specifications, and technical drawings
Strong attention to detail and ability to make consistent pass/fail decisions
Basic computer skills for data entry and test/inspection software Preferred Hands-on experience operating sun simulators (flash testers) and HiPot test equipment
Familiarity with EL imaging and PV module defect classification
Understanding of
IEC 61215
/ 61730 and
UL 1703 / 61730
standards
Experience with equipment calibration, reference devices, or test system verification
Training in quality tools (5 Why, 8D, Pareto analysis)