1st Shift - QC Operator
Contract Type:
Temporary
Location:
Bristol, IN
Industry:
Industrial
Pay Rate:
Job Number:
64934137
Posted:
13-Nov-2026
2nd Shift - Quality Control (QC) Operator Location: Bristol, IN  Shift: 2nd Shift – 2:00pm-10:30pm Training on 1st: 5:45am-2:15pm  Pay: $20.00–$21.00 per hour, depending on experience Job Summary Are you detail-oriented, quality-driven, and someone who takes pride in making sure things are done right? We're seeking a dependable Quality Control (QC) Operator to join our team in Bristol, IN! In this role, you'll serve as one of the final checkpoints in the production process, inspecting finished cabinet components made from particle board before they are packaged and shipped to customers. This position requires the ability to evaluate products from both a technical and visual standpoint. You'll compare completed parts against their corresponding work orders to verify that specifications are correct, while also inspecting the overall appearance and finish of each piece to ensure it meets customer expectations. Because this position is located near the end of the production line, your attention to detail is critical. You'll help prevent incorrect, damaged, or visually unacceptable products from reaching the customer. Previous quality control or inspection experience is a huge plus, especially in a manufacturing or woodworking environment! What You’ll Be Doing As a Quality Control Operator, your core responsibilities will include: -Technical Inspection: Verify that completed parts match the specifications listed on their corresponding work orders. Ensure the correct components, dimensions, and details are present before the product moves forward.-Work Order Verification: Compare finished products against production documentation to confirm that each part is technically correct and meets the required specifications.-Visual Quality Inspection: Inspect cabinet components for scratches, dents, chips, damage, imperfections, and other visible issues that could affect the finished product.-Final Quality Checkpoint: Serve as one of the last quality control stops before products are shipped, helping ensure only acceptable products reach the customer.-Defect Identification: Recognize parts that do not meet technical or aesthetic standards and identify issues that need to be addressed.-Production Communication: Communicate quality concerns and discrepancies to the appropriate production personnel so issues can be corrected before shipment.-Attention to Detail: Carefully examine each piece to ensure it meets both the company's quality expectations and the customer's requirements. In addition, you will also be expected to maintain an organized inspection area, follow established quality procedures, and help support a consistent production workflow. What We’re Looking For To be successful in this role, you should have the following: Qualifications:Previous quality control, quality inspection, or manufacturing experience strongly preferredAbility to train on 1st Shift Schedule for 1-2 weeks as needed.Ability to read and interpret work orders and compare them against finished productsStrong attention to detail and excellent visual inspection skillsAbility to identify technical discrepancies and visible product imperfectionsComfortable working in a fast-paced production environmentAbility to communicate quality concerns clearly and professionallyAbility to follow inspection procedures and established quality standardsReliable attendance and punctualitySkills:-Technical Accuracy: Able to compare finished parts against work orders and verify that products meet the required specifications.-Visual Inspection: Has a keen eye for scratches, dents, chips, surface imperfections, and other cosmetic defects.-Attention to Detail: Thoroughly inspects each component rather than relying on a quick visual glance.-Quality Awareness: Understands the importance of catching errors before products reach the customer.-Documentation & Interpretation: Comfortable reading production paperwork and using it to verify that the correct product has been manufactured.-Communication: Able to clearly identify and report discrepancies so production issues can be addressed promptly. What We’re Looking For in a Candidate The ideal candidate is extremely detail-oriented, observant, dependable, and quality-focused. We're looking for someone who understands that quality control involves more than simply checking whether a product looks acceptable. They must be able to verify that the part is technically correct according to its work order while also ensuring it meets visual quality expectations. Previous QC experience is a huge advantage! Candidates who have worked in manufacturing inspection, cabinet production, woodworking, furniture manufacturing, or other quality-focused production environments are strongly encouraged to apply. This position requires someone who takes ownership of their inspections, stays focused throughout the shift, and understands that their work directly impacts the quality of the products customers receive. Work EnvironmentThis position is located within a manufacturing facility producing cabinet components made from particle board. The QC Operator will work near the end of the production line, inspecting completed parts before they move on to packaging and shipment. The work involves frequent visual inspections, reviewing work orders, comparing product specifications, and identifying both technical and cosmetic defects. Candidates should be comfortable working in an active production environment while maintaining consistent attention to detail and inspection accuracy. Workbox Staffing BenefitsWeekly PayComprehensive Benefits including Health, Life, and Dental401(k) Retirement PlanReferral BonusesCareer Advancement OpportunitiesVeteran-Friendly and Equal Opportunity EmployerHave a keen eye for detail and know what quality looks like? Help make sure every product is right before it reaches the customer! Apply today and let's DO GOOD together!
