Quality Control Manager
GENERAL TOOL COMPANY · Cincinnati, OH · 1 wk ago
On-siteQuality AssuranceFull-time
Leadership & People Development
- Lead, inspire, and maximize the engagement of the QC team — because great quality starts with great people
- Manage the QC training program end-to-end, ensuring it’s effective, current, and tailored to what inspectors actually need
- Identify and track the inspection capabilities of every individual on your team — and build development plans to close any gaps
- Establish performance controls and goals for the department and your direct reports, then hold the line on them
- Support the development of departmental strategy and long-term vision
Inspection & Process Excellence
- Monitor the efficiency and effectiveness of inspection methods selected during planning — and relentlessly eliminate redundancy and non-value-added steps
- Ensure product conformity is verified as early in the process as possible — catching problems at the source, not at the finish line
- Oversee nonconformance documentation and containment, ensuring accuracy, speed, and the right corrective path every time
- Maintain adherence to manufacturing and inspection processes across the floor and correct deviations before they compound
- Ensure final production records are complete, accurate, and ready for Quality Assurance processing
Metrology & Technology
- Serve as the company’s SME for all inspection (non-NDT) and metrology activities — the person everyone turns to when it gets technical
- Ensure the right inspection technologies are available, employed, and driving efficiency
- Stay current on emerging inspection philosophies and technologies to keep GTC’s capabilities ahead of the curve
- Provide expert guidance on metrology to Quality Assurance and across the organization
- Ensure all calibration activities are executed per industry standards and on a schedule that keeps production and inspection running without interruption
- Support regulatory audits as required by applicable standards and regulatory bodies
What You Bring
- 10+ years of experience in quality disciplines, with a strong preference for manufacturing environments
- Proven supervisory experience leading a technical function — defense-based manufacturing experience is a major plus
- A track record of successfully completing quality improvement projects that delivered real, measurable results
- Deep expertise in inspection and metrology — you’re the SME, not just the manager
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a technical field — or equivalent experience that speaks for itself
- Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build positive relationships with coworkers, leadership, and customers alike