QA Inspector - Plastics Injection Molding

We are a leading plastics manufacturing company with an emphasis on strategic engineering and innovation. We use the latest processes and software to elevate the way we manufacture parts, all the while forming strong relationships with customers and each other.

Our people are our number-one priority, and we are committed to helping you reach your personal and career goals through continuous learning and development opportunities, competitive compensation and benefits, and an enhanced work-life balance.

As a 2nd Shift QA Inspector - Plastics Injection Molding at our Calhoun, GA site, you help protect customer requirements by verifying product quality throughout production. This onsite, full-time role supports consistent, documented inspection practices on 2nd shift (3:00 P.M.–11:00 P.M., Monday–Friday; overtime as needed).

Key responsibilities include:
- Inspecting molded parts against prints/specifications and recording results
- Performing dimensional and functional checks using calipers, micrometers, gauges, scales, spectrometers, and related tools
- Identifying nonconforming product, escalating issues, and supporting corrective actions with production
- Maintaining clear, traceable QA documentation and inspection records

Required qualifications/skills:
- 5+ years of QA experience
- Proven ability to read and interpret blueprints
- Hands-on experience with common measurement devices (calipers, micrometers, gauges, scales, spectrometers, etc.)

If you take pride in accurate measurement and thorough documentation, apply to be considered for our 2nd Shift QA Inspector - Plastics Injection Molding opportunity.

In this 2nd Shift QA Inspector - Plastics Injection Molding role, you begin by reviewing the day’s priorities, recent quality notes, and any open items from the prior shift. As production runs, you move between inspection points and the QA area to complete scheduled checks, then enter results and organize records so they are easy to trace and audit. When findings don’t match expectations, you pause to confirm details, communicate what you’re seeing, and align next steps with the team before work continues. You’ll wrap up by ensuring documentation is complete and by handing off clear, actionable information to support a smooth transition into the next shift.