QA Production Lead

Position Overview & Purpose

The Quality Assurance Technician Lead ensures product compliance at the point of production, data analysis, and support for root cause investigations. This is achieved by auditing processes, hands-on, in assisting in diagnosing quality issues. This role is key in maintaining quality standards and driving continuous improvement on the manufacturing floor.

Position Job Duties

• Interact with operators and helpers to ensure standard work is done consistently.
• Provide technical support for all operations.
• Assist operators on diagnosing and rectifying any production issues.
• Serve as a subject matter expert for operators and helpers.
• Select and test products at various production stages.
• Monitor and advise on condition and replacement of machinery and tools.
• Perform destructive and non-destructive testing.
• Collaborate with management and engineering on standards.
• Record and evaluate test and performance data, noting deviations.
• Input data into analysis systems.
• Conduct and document production audits.
• Regular collaboration and reporting to quality team.
• Follow safety and procedural guidelines strictly.
• Execute routine tasks accurately and timely.
• Perform other reasonable tasks as assigned.

Key Job Requirements

• Results-driven with manufacturing experience.
• Adaptable to fast-paced environments.
• Detail-oriented with big-picture awareness.
• Skilled in multitasking under pressure.
• Strong communicator and motivator.
• Critical thinker with analytical skills.
• Proficient in written and verbal communication.
• Strong computer skills and Excel proficiency.

Desired Background

• 2–4 years in wire and cable or related industry.
• Experience with various software systems.
• Project management and Lean Manufacturing familiarity.
• 18 years or older.
• Pass a background check, drug screen and physical.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• US Citizen or permanent resident.

Work Environment And Physical Requirements

• Ability to stand for extended periods of time (up to 8–10 hours per shift).
• Ability to walk long distances within the plant and between workstations.
• Ability to lift and carry up to 40 pounds occasionally.
• Manual dexterity and ability to handle small tools and lab equipment.
• Ability to bend, stoop, reach, and perform repetitive motions as needed.
• Tolerance to working in varying environmental conditions (e.g., heat, noise).