Line Inspector Job Description Sample

Position Profile

Reports to: Quality Manager

Job Requirements:
To assist Shift Supervisor in ensuring that team members are working in a safe productive environment at a rate and quality level that will meet internal and external delivery goals.

Job Summary:

This position is primarily responsible for providing leadership within a team to ensure timely

processing of quality products. Which includes but is not limited to:

• Leadership- Ability to lead team members to achieve desired quality results.

• Safety- Maintain a zero accident environment while fulfilling all required documentation.

• Administrative- Complete required auditing to include OBKA LPA & Color Standards.

• Training – Ability to train and onboard new employees in the TWI format.

• Continuous Improvement – Drives projects to improve company metrics.

• Relationships – Good communication skills positive attitude mentoring role aid management in the retention of new and existing employees. Confronts situations and conflicts using a professional manner consistent with company policies ethics and values.

• Production – Completes required quality inspections. Accurately tracks records and reports team metrics in the form of Safety Quality Delivery Inventory Productivity and Overtime. Has the drive and ability to meet set targets and problem solving skills to eliminate obstacles as they arise. Ability to take direction and communicate effectively to meet objectives.

• Attendance – Must have exceptional attendance and a lead by example attitude. Willingness and ability to work overtime with little to no notice.

Required:

• Minimum of 1 year experience leading a team in a quality/manufacturing environment.

• Minimum of 3 years quality/manufacturing experience

Preferred:

• Cabinet industry experience

• TWI training

• Lean Manufacturing exposure

• More than 3 years of consecutive work history from a single employer

Class Concept

Full performance level in the construction inspection occupation under the general supervision of the Manager, Assistant Manager or Project Manager, requiring considerable knowledge of construction of underground utilities, infrastructure construction techniques, understanding of plumbing techniques, roadways and related equipment in order to investigate and inspect utility infrastructure construction and maintenance for compliance with approved plans and county specifications. Performs the material and substantial duties of the classification more than 50% of the time.

Job Duties

Inspects and documents the construction of county water, wastewater, solid waste district and other department infrastructure projects (e.g. buried and above ground utility infrastructure, support structures, valves, hydrants, manholes, backflow devices, affected roadways, and civil sites). Ensures adherence to approved plans, manufacturer and contract specifications as well as county standards; checks permits, inspects materials and methods used (e.g. inspects for proper bedding, covering and alignments of service lines, performs pressure tests of lines; inspects soils, concrete, welding, reinforcement and formwork). Assures protection of County assets. Inspects equipment installation (e.g. pumps, HVAC, plumbing, fire suppression/detection, security and electrical distribution systems) and monitors compliance with approved implementation plans.

Performs basic chemical testing at the construction site and collects water samples for additional laboratory testing. Independently investigates, conducts tests or experiments, gathers data, and performs preliminary analysis related to the construction projects.

Represents the County's interest in meetings and interactions with builders, contractors, homeworkers and local zoning officials. Provides technical support and advice to project engineer/manager, vendors and contractors.

Coordinates resources needed (materials, budget, time and people) to accomplish assigned tasks. Compiles accurate daily reports of construction progress, reviews invoices and approves partial or full payment for work completed. Prepares project status updates and plan updates in clear, logical and concise manner. Takes action on non-conforming conditions and enforces corrective measures or issuance of citation/stop-work orders and reports these issues to the project engineer/manager.

Plans and conducts backflow inspections, assesses risk hazards and determines requirements for policy compliance. Inspect new construction sites to ensure backflow prevention assemblies are correctly installed. Explains backflow prevention laws and policies with citizen and contractors.

Uses equipment (e.g. valve keys and turners) to close or verify closure of water mains. Locates existing service lines and associated property to ensure their integrity during construction work by other utilities and contractors, reviews and sorts Ohio Utility Protective Services (OUPS) locate requests to determine if response is necessary, conducts research of underground utilities records, lifts meter pit lids in order to investigate and/or attach various equipment to field mark precise location, records field locations of utilities, performs download of data using computer.

Uses leak detection equipment and processes to determine repairs needed throughout the water system and performs manhole inspections for both maintenance and capital project needs.

(Performs Related Duties as Required)

Minimum Class Requirements

Must have current valid driver license with acceptable driving record. Equivalent to high school diploma and in addition must have one of the following: 4 years in a full performance level construction trade or 4 years of experience inspecting underground utility installation or infrastructure. Or completion of associate degree core course work in engineering, architecture, or construction management and 2 years of related experience in construction or underground utility. (Other Evidences May Be Substituted)

Training & Development

Must be able to obtain and maintain Backflow prevention certification within two years of hire.

1. Inspects high voltage distribution construction work for compliance with contract and local, state and federal laws.
2. Oversees and monitors the work of contractors performing distribution construction work.
3. Prepares progress payments and verifies quantities and progress of work performed/completed.
4. Verifies time and materials and resolves disputes with contractors.
5. Monitors and documents contract work for claim mitigation purposes.
6. Initiates contract change documents.
7. Performs construction reviews of design documents and provides estimates for field changes.
8. Prepares job site records and progress reports.
9. Ensures technical adequacy of construction methods and techniques.
10. Observe and approve contractor construction testing operations.
11. Document site as built conditions.
12. Ensures permit compliance.
13. Work as qualified electrical worker to access energized equipment, analyze schematic diagrams, blue lining wiring diagrams, schedule and apply for clearances, perform primary switching, etc.
14. Enforce job site safety and compliance with CAL-OSHA requirements.

Work includes but is not limited to the following: (Note: While in general all functions/duties are essential, individual positions within this class may not require all.) This list is not intended to be complete or exhaustive.

Inspectors will perform these duties as a fully qualified and experienced journey level:

• Inspects high voltage distribution construction work for compliance with contract and local, state and federal laws.

• Performs construction reviews of design documents and provides estimates for field changes.

• Prepares job site records and progress reports.

• Ensures technical adequacy of construction methods and techniques.

• Document site as built conditions.

• Work as qualified electrical worker to access energized equipment, analyze schematic diagrams, blue lining wiring diagrams, schedule and apply for clearances, perform primary switching, etc.

• Performs work on lines energized @ 120V through 21 KV; tests on high voltage circuits; environmental clean-up and transports hazardous material

• Installs/removes/terminates/splices various types of cable; streetlight equipment; work site protection devices; residential and commercial meters; various excavations; overhead & underground residential & commercial services

• Connects transformers

• Assists electricians in wiring electric substations

• Assists cable splicers in network underground systems.

• Operates various types of equipment and vehicles (may require class A license); mobile data terminals

• Installs/repairs cubicle/transformer wells, transformers, capacitors & related line apparatus, sprinkler systems, landscaping

• Inspects trench, pull box and vault installation; customer service facilities

• Instructs & directs sub-ordinates

What does a Quality Control Inspector do for Allegiant?

Through experience and training (classroom & on-the-job) in aircraft maintenance, Inspectors are "FAA Certified Technicians" who, have demonstrated the ability to determine and certify airworthiness of aircraft, aircraft systems, appliances, and/or structures they are authorized to inspect. Inspectors are responsible for the inspections and actions necessary to assure maintenance performed is done so in accordance with the Allegiant Travel Company's Continuing Airworthiness Maintenance Program as well as other applicable guidance. Some of the responsibilities which accompany this position include Required Inspection Items (RII) as identified in the Allegiant GMM, various designated inspection items within the maintenance program, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), engine borescope inspections, parts/material Receiving Inspection (RI) functions, as well as other tasks assigned.

What are some of the daily duties of a Quality Control Inspector?

• Accomplish inspection/RII tasks on airframes, powerplants, and other aircraft components as required

• Inspect items as identified on task cards, engineering orders, and applicable guidance documentation

• Accomplish Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) inspections

• Perform borescope inspections

• Document discrepancies identified during inspection tasks

• Examine aircraft maintenance logbook entries and maintenance/inspection paperwork to ensure proper completion in accordance with Allegiant Air's General Maintenance Manual

• Provide Airworthiness Release returning to service aircraft following maintenance as appropriate

• Inspect incoming parts/materials with accompanying documentation to verify conformance to airworthiness requirements

• When so authorized, conduct audits of Repair/Overhaul Vendors, Fuel Vendors and internal audits of Company departments and functions

• Perform other duties as assigned by the Director of Quality

What are the minimum requirements to be a Quality Control Inspector?

• Must pass background check and pre-employment drug test

• Must have A&P Licenses; High School Diploma or GED; College preferred

• Must have 2 Years 121 operator, 135 operator, or 145 repair facility experience

• Must have authorization to work in the U.S. as defined in the Immigration's Act of 1986

• Must be available to work days or nights, weekdays, weekends, and holidays as determined by shift bid

What other skills, knowledge, and qualifications are needed to be a Quality Control Inspector?

• Preferred 5yrs MD-80/A320/B757 experience in commercial airline QC Inspection

• Strong NDT background preferred

• Basic Computer Skills

Work Environment for a Quality Control Inspector?

• Primarily Outdoors; Aircraft Operation Area

• Must be available to travel

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to lift and maneuver up to 50lbs, climb, bend, stoop, crawl, kneel, and enter confined spaces.

Allegiant is an equal opportunity employer and will not unlawfully discriminate against qualified applicants or Team Members with respect to any terms or conditions of employment based on race, color, national origin, ancestry, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, creed, marital status, military service status, union/non-union activity, citizenship status, or other characteristic protected by state or federal law or local ordinance. This includes compliance with all federal, state and local laws providing for nondiscrimination on the basis of disability in all aspects of the employment process and the requirement to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities in accordance with those laws.

Overview

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The line inspector I continuously inspects products on the line and repetitively picks out any defective product to ensure the best quality.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Continuously inspects products on the line and repetitively picks out any defective product to ensure the best quality.

• Cleans equipment and maintains clean work area.

• Empties pick out container, garbage, and inedible waste as needed.

• Responsible for manufacturing, distributing and consistently maintaining safe and quality food by following good manufacturing practices, allergen controls, food defense, HACCP, SQF and regulatory requirements.

• Aware and accountable for maintaining and documenting preventative controls necessary to ensure food safety and quality.

• Responsible for immediately reporting all food safety and quality issues to management.

• Responsible for partnering with others, sharing knowledge, skills and information within assigned team and across functional areas.

• Responsible for enhancing technical and functional competencies, as well as professional and leadership development.

Qualifications

• Good manual dexterity and vision.

This position is subject to mandatory overtime based on business needs.

What does a Quality Control Inspector do for Allegiant?

Through experience and training (classroom & on-the-job) in aircraft maintenance, Inspectors are "FAA Certified Technicians" who, have demonstrated the ability to determine and certify airworthiness of aircraft, aircraft systems, appliances, and/or structures they are authorized to inspect. Inspectors are responsible for the inspections and actions necessary to assure maintenance performed is done so in accordance with the Allegiant Travel Company's Continuing Airworthiness Maintenance Program as well as other applicable guidance. Some of the responsibilities which accompany this position include Required Inspection Items (RII) as identified in the Allegiant GMM, various designated inspection items within the maintenance program, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), engine borescope inspections, parts/material Receiving Inspection (RI) functions, as well as other tasks assigned.

What are some of the daily duties of a Quality Control Inspector?

• Accomplish inspection/RII tasks on airframes, powerplants, and other aircraft components as required

• Inspect items as identified on task cards, engineering orders, and applicable guidance documentation

• Accomplish Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) inspections

• Perform borescope inspections

• Document discrepancies identified during inspection tasks

• Examine aircraft maintenance logbook entries and maintenance/inspection paperwork to ensure proper completion in accordance with Allegiant Air's General Maintenance Manual

• Provide Airworthiness Release returning to service aircraft following maintenance as appropriate

• Inspect incoming parts/materials with accompanying documentation to verify conformance to airworthiness requirements

• When so authorized, conduct audits of Repair/Overhaul Vendors, Fuel Vendors and internal audits of Company departments and functions

• Perform other duties as assigned by the Director of Quality

What are the minimum requirements to be a Quality Control Inspector?

• Must pass background check and pre-employment drug test

• Must have A&P Licenses; High School Diploma or GED; College preferred

• Must have 2 Years 121 operator, 135 operator, or 145 repair facility experience

• Must have authorization to work in the U.S. as defined in the Immigration's Act of 1986

• Must be available to work days or nights, weekdays, weekends, and holidays as determined by shift bid

What other skills, knowledge, and qualifications are needed to be a Quality Control Inspector?

• Preferred 5yrs MD-80/A320/B757 experience in commercial airline QC Inspection

• Strong NDT background preferred

• Basic Computer Skills

Work Environment for a Quality Control Inspector?

• Primarily Outdoors; Aircraft Operation Area

• Must be available to travel

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to lift and maneuver up to 50lbs, climb, bend, stoop, crawl, kneel, and enter confined spaces.

Allegiant is an equal opportunity employer and will not unlawfully discriminate against qualified applicants or Team Members with respect to any terms or conditions of employment based on race, color, national origin, ancestry, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, creed, marital status, military service status, union/non-union activity, citizenship status, or other characteristic protected by state or federal law or local ordinance. This includes compliance with all federal, state and local laws providing for nondiscrimination on the basis of disability in all aspects of the employment process and the requirement to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities in accordance with those laws.

Position Title: Construction Inspector (Water and sewer pipelines)

Location: Miami, FL

For more than four decades, owners have turned to HillInternational to manage their largest and most complex projects andprograms. We are proud to have participated in some of the most iconicprojects in the world. With more than 10,000 projects valued in excess of$500 billion, we manage all phases of the construction process from conceptthrough completion. To minimize risk and maximize results on your next project,turn to Hill International. For more information on Hill, please visitour website at www.hillintl.com.

We are seeking to employ a Construction Inspector, with extensive construction experience in water and sewer pipeline inspection, for one of its on-going projects in Miami, FL.

Qualifications:

• Must have a minimum of 2 years' experience providing construction inspection

• High School diploma or GED

• Construction inspection experience of water lines or sewer pipelines

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Inspect all phases of the construction of water and sewer pipelines, and sewer collection systems for the rehabilitation of underground pipelines to include site work

• Reviews and ensures compliance with contract specifications, permits, MDWASD standards

• Coordinates with state & local municipal agencies to ensure all restoration is according to permit & local standards

• Investigate and responds to complaints from the general public, commissioners and different municipal agencies

• Requisitions of construction materials from water and sewer store room for contractors as needed

• Verifies all materials such as pipes, coatings, CIP materials, landscaping, asphalt restoration, and traffic loops restoration with approved shop drawings

• Participates in Pre-Construction and Weekly Construction Meetings

• Coordinates and schedules with other Department Sections such as Sewage Collection, Water Distribution and Pump Stations personnel shut downs of pump stations to be able to do repairs on existing sewage pipelines and clean pipelines

• Be proactive and alert project management professionals to issues that may come up in the field

• Provide solutions to mitigate those problems

• Observe field work to ensure workmanship and materials meet standards

• Must be able to document the work via the daily inspection report and various other reports in

http://www.hillintl.com/employment/everify/index.html

Hill International is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/W/D/V

Employee Type:

Full time

Location:

TX Carrollton

Job Type:

Production Operations

Job Posting Title:

Production Worker 1- Line Inspector

Job Description:

General Summary

Responsible for constant monitoring of cans for proper weight, pack alignment and count to ensure a quality finished product.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

• Correct set scale for product being produced.

• Monitor cans for proper weight, pack alignment and count.

• Correct or remove inferior cans from line.

• Empty inferior product and feedback cans onto line when necessary.

• Make accurate and efficient changeovers to maintain production schedules.

• Adhere to good manufacturing practices to prevent product contamination.

• Comply with FDA, OSHA, EPA and all other regulatory agencies.

• Organization and cleanliness of work area is expected at all time.

• Perform any other duties required or assigned.

• Work overtime as required.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Indicate the minimum qualifications, which should be required in filling a future vacancy in this position. Keep the position itself in mind rather than the qualifications of the individuals now occupying the position. The qualifications listed should be essential to job performance.

Education

• High school graduate or equivalent experience in order to possess the following:

• Ability to read, writes and speak English

• Ability to follow instructions and understand production schedules to follow procedures.

• Ability to perform basic math calculations to count product and fill orders

Experience (Length and Kind)

• None. Prior production experience helpful. Training program required in order to successfully performing this job.

Licenses, Certificates Or Registration

• None

Special Knowledge, Abilities, Skills

• Physical ability to frequently lift 50 pounds and frequently moves dough containers to designated plant areas. Must be physically able to walk and stand long hours during shift hours.

• Work as scheduled to maintain production deadlines.

The duties listed should not be construed as a total list of job functions the employee may be required to perform.

Disability Assistance

TreeHouse Foods is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and offers opportunities to all job seekers, including those with disabilities. If you need a reasonable accommodation to assist with your job search or application for employment, please contact us by sending an email to disability-accommodations@treehousefoods.com. In your email please include a description of the specific accommodation you are requesting and a description of the position for which you are applying.

EEO Considerations

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, citizenship, disability or protected veteran status.