
Job Overview
Compensation
Hourly
Range $15.50 - $21.25
Benefits
401(k) savings plan
Medical insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
wellness programs
Health savings account
flexible spending accounts
short-term disability insurance
long-term disability insurance
basic life insurance
AD&D insurance
supplemental life insurance
Employee assistance program
Paid Time Off
Employee Discounts
Paid Leaves of Absence
Job Description
TWG is a renowned group known as leading producers in the industrial manufacturing sector, specializing in high-quality winches, hoists, gear drives, and electronic monitoring systems that serve a diverse range of global industrial applications. The company portfolio includes seven respected brands: Tulsa Winch, Rufnek, Greer, dp Winch, Gear Products, Pullmaster, and LANTEC. TWG operates from dual primary locations; the Jenks, Oklahoma facility houses Tulsa Winch, Rufnek, Greer, dp Winch, and Gear Products brands, whereas Pullmaster and LANTEC brands operate out of Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. This strategic positioning allows TWG to leverage the talents and capabilities of its dedicated employees spanning multiple locations and expertise areas.
TWG’s products are integral to various demanding industries such as onshore oil and gas, utility services, commercial and governmental towing and recovery, construction and offshore cranes, maritime fishing and cargo handling, as well as forestry and mining applications. These products are designed and manufactured to meet stringent quality standards, ensuring superior performance and reliability in challenging environments. The company prides itself on its ability to deliver innovative, dependable solutions on time, driving value and satisfaction for its customers worldwide.
The company attributes its global success to the creativity, commitment, and enthusiasm of its employees, fostering an environment of continuous improvement and innovation. TWG maintains a strong focus on quality assurance, recognizing that precise inspection and quality control are key components to maintaining its high standards and customer trust.
The current opening is for a Quality Control Inspector, reporting directly to the Supervisor of Production - Quality Assurance. This critical role involves inspection responsibilities vital for the accurate and efficient flow of materials and documentation through the Quality Control Department across all manufacturing areas. The inspector will be tasked with verifying the quality of machined, fabricated, sub-assembled, and assembled parts, encompassing purchased materials, receiving raw materials and components, managing subcontracted services including machining, heat-treating, plating, and non-destructive testing like Magna-flux particle testing.
In this role, the Quality Control Inspector will perform first article, in-process, and final inspections to ensure compliance with engineering specifications and quality standards. The position requires the calibration, control, and recording of inspection tools and instruments in accordance with quality procedures and ISO standards. The inspector will review and interpret engineering drawings and diagrams, suggest improvements for production and quality standards, and analyze job tasks and inspection tools to enhance quality assurance efficiency, reliability, and performance.
The role also demands the physical handling of parts using hand trucks, forklifts, overhead hoists, and other lifting mechanisms to move heavy loads up to 6,000 pounds safely within the inspection areas. Additional responsibilities include conducting dimensional inspections, coordinating paint quality tests, collaborating with the Engineering department to resolve any deficiencies, utilizing advanced inspection equipment such as Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), Gear Measuring Machines (GMM), Portable CMMs, and hardness testing devices.
The Quality Control Inspector will also verify Certificates of Conformance and material certificates, manage documentation and records related to inspections, support electronic inspection queues and discrepant material reports (DMRs), execute part dispositions in line with Engineering Change Orders (ECO), and ensure thorough familiarity with the company’s Quality Management System procedures. The position operates onsite and requires candidates to be adaptable to travel demands as necessary.
TWG is committed to providing competitive compensation based on the responsibilities of the role, the candidate’s experience, education, the job location, and required skills. The company offers comprehensive benefits including a 401(k) plan with employer contributions, medical, dental and vision insurance, wellness programs, health savings and flexible spending accounts, paid disability insurance, life and AD&D insurance, various supplemental insurance options, family planning assistance, commuter benefits, leaves of absence, paid time off, employee discounts, and an employee assistance program that supports mental health and legal counseling.
TWG embraces diversity and inclusion, ensuring equal employment opportunities without discrimination, and provides reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities throughout the application process. This role is excellent for candidates seeking to contribute to quality excellence within an innovative industrial manufacturing environment, offering opportunities to work with advanced quality inspection technologies and a dedicated team passionate about producing premium industrial products.
TWG’s products are integral to various demanding industries such as onshore oil and gas, utility services, commercial and governmental towing and recovery, construction and offshore cranes, maritime fishing and cargo handling, as well as forestry and mining applications. These products are designed and manufactured to meet stringent quality standards, ensuring superior performance and reliability in challenging environments. The company prides itself on its ability to deliver innovative, dependable solutions on time, driving value and satisfaction for its customers worldwide.
The company attributes its global success to the creativity, commitment, and enthusiasm of its employees, fostering an environment of continuous improvement and innovation. TWG maintains a strong focus on quality assurance, recognizing that precise inspection and quality control are key components to maintaining its high standards and customer trust.
The current opening is for a Quality Control Inspector, reporting directly to the Supervisor of Production - Quality Assurance. This critical role involves inspection responsibilities vital for the accurate and efficient flow of materials and documentation through the Quality Control Department across all manufacturing areas. The inspector will be tasked with verifying the quality of machined, fabricated, sub-assembled, and assembled parts, encompassing purchased materials, receiving raw materials and components, managing subcontracted services including machining, heat-treating, plating, and non-destructive testing like Magna-flux particle testing.
In this role, the Quality Control Inspector will perform first article, in-process, and final inspections to ensure compliance with engineering specifications and quality standards. The position requires the calibration, control, and recording of inspection tools and instruments in accordance with quality procedures and ISO standards. The inspector will review and interpret engineering drawings and diagrams, suggest improvements for production and quality standards, and analyze job tasks and inspection tools to enhance quality assurance efficiency, reliability, and performance.
The role also demands the physical handling of parts using hand trucks, forklifts, overhead hoists, and other lifting mechanisms to move heavy loads up to 6,000 pounds safely within the inspection areas. Additional responsibilities include conducting dimensional inspections, coordinating paint quality tests, collaborating with the Engineering department to resolve any deficiencies, utilizing advanced inspection equipment such as Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), Gear Measuring Machines (GMM), Portable CMMs, and hardness testing devices.
The Quality Control Inspector will also verify Certificates of Conformance and material certificates, manage documentation and records related to inspections, support electronic inspection queues and discrepant material reports (DMRs), execute part dispositions in line with Engineering Change Orders (ECO), and ensure thorough familiarity with the company’s Quality Management System procedures. The position operates onsite and requires candidates to be adaptable to travel demands as necessary.
TWG is committed to providing competitive compensation based on the responsibilities of the role, the candidate’s experience, education, the job location, and required skills. The company offers comprehensive benefits including a 401(k) plan with employer contributions, medical, dental and vision insurance, wellness programs, health savings and flexible spending accounts, paid disability insurance, life and AD&D insurance, various supplemental insurance options, family planning assistance, commuter benefits, leaves of absence, paid time off, employee discounts, and an employee assistance program that supports mental health and legal counseling.
TWG embraces diversity and inclusion, ensuring equal employment opportunities without discrimination, and provides reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities throughout the application process. This role is excellent for candidates seeking to contribute to quality excellence within an innovative industrial manufacturing environment, offering opportunities to work with advanced quality inspection technologies and a dedicated team passionate about producing premium industrial products.
Job Requirements
- Associates degree or equivalent
- two years of experience in manufacturing or five years in inspection and quality assurance
- experience with inspection tools and measurement equipment
- valid weld inspection certification preferred
- knowledge of CSA and AWS standards preferred
- ability to travel as required
- physical capability to handle heavy materials and equipment
- effective communication skills
- ability to operate inspection machinery
- familiarity with quality standards and procedures
- work onsite
- adherence to safety protocols
- commitment to quality improvement.
Job Qualifications
- Associates degree or equivalent with two years of experience in a manufacturing environment or five years of similar inspection or quality assurance work
- Experience using inspection tools and measurement equipment such as micrometers and calipers preferred
- Valid weld inspection certification (CWB Level I or AWS) is a plus
- Exposure to CSA W47.1, CSA W59, AWS D1.1, and ABS standards advantageous
- Strong ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and quality procedures
- Effective communication skills for reporting and suggesting quality improvements
- Ability to operate advanced inspection and measuring equipment
- Familiarity with Quality Management Systems and ISO standards
- Capacity to work onsite with some travel as required
- Commitment to safety procedures and team-oriented environment.
Job Duties
- Inspect machined, fabricated, sub-assembled, and assembled parts in various categories including purchased, manufactured, and subcontracted materials
- Perform first article, in-process, and final inspections
- Control, calibrate, and record inspection tools and instruments according to quality procedures and ISO 10012
- Review and interpret engineering drawings, diagrams, and formulas to conduct inspections per engineering and procedural requirements
- Suggest modifications to quality or production standards through written or verbal communications to optimize quality
- Analyze job tasks and inspection tool inventories to improve quality assurance efficiency and reliability
- Utilize hand trucks, forklifts, overhead hoists, and lifting devices to handle parts weighing up to 6,000 pounds safely
- Perform dimensional inspections and coordinate paint quality tests per procedures and standards
- Collaborate with Engineering to resolve deficiencies, discrepancies, or non-conformance issues
- Operate Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), Gear Measuring Machines (GMM), Portable CMM, hardness testing, and non-destructive testing (NDT) equipment
- Review Certificates of Conformance and material certificates, initiating corrections as needed
- Maintain and route inspection documentation and records according to company requirements
- Support electronic inspection queues and discrepant material reporting
- Execute part dispositions in line with Engineering Change Orders (ECO)
- Adhere to Quality Management System procedures and requirements
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
Job Criteria
Experience
Mid Level (3-7 years)
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