QC Inspector – Industrial Manufacturing (Hands-On, Fast-Paced Environment)

This is NOT a desk job.

If you’re looking for something easy, keep scrolling.

If you take pride in precision, can handle a fast-paced industrial environment, and want to be part of a team that delivers high-quality work every single day — keep reading.

What You’ll Be Doing

As a QC Inspector at DuraTech, you are the final checkpoint before product hits the customer. You are responsible for making sure every barrel meets strict quality and API specifications — no shortcuts.

Your day will include:

Inspecting plated barrels for surface finish, defects, and dimensional accuracy
Using precision tools like air gauges, thread gauges, and fiber-optic inspection lights
Measuring and documenting data with accuracy (no guessing here)
Identifying defects and clearly documenting issues for production
Communicating directly with supervisors and engineering on quality concerns
Maintaining and calibrating inspection equipment
Keeping your inspection area clean, organized, and ready to go

The Reality of the Job (Read This Carefully)

We believe in being upfront so there are no surprises:

?? Hot environment – this is a production floor, not climate-controlled
?? Heavy lifting required – up to 150 lbs (team lift) regularly
?? On your feet all day – walking, standing, moving constantly
? Long hours – overtime is part of the job (including short notice)
?? Repetitive physical work – lifting, pushing, pulling, bending

If that doesn’t sound like you, this won’t be a good fit — and that’s okay.

What We’re Looking For

Strong attention to detail (you catch what others miss)
Ability to learn quickly and grow into more responsibility
Comfortable working around industrial chemicals (acids/caustics) with proper PPE
Solid work ethic and reliability — your team depends on you showing up
Ability to read, write, and document clearly
Team player who communicates and takes ownership

Physical Requirements

Lift and carry 40–150 lbs (team lift) repeatedly
Frequent stooping, crouching, climbing
Continuous standing/walking throughout shift
Ability to visually inspect for small defects and measurements

Safety Matters Here

You’ll be trained and expected to follow strict safety protocols, including:

PPE usage (glasses, boots, gloves, aprons)
Chemical awareness and response
Equipment handling and emergency procedures

What Success Looks Like

Accurate inspections — no defects slipping through
Clean, consistent data tracking
Strong communication with production
Taking ownership of quality, not just “checking boxes”

Express Office: Johnson County

1409 South Broadway Street

Suite B

Joshua, TX 76058

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