Quality Inpsection Lead (Day)

With over 90 years of customer-focused performance, Boyd Corporation has evolved as a market leader in engineered rubber, plastic, metal, flexible environmental sealing & energy management solutions. Boyd is a unique supplier, valuing our people as our most important resource. With our best-in-class technical sales associates, sales support service teams & field application, quality, & manufacturing engineers, Boyd offers total global solutions to enhance the performance & manufacturability of your products. Our cost-effective, tight-tolerance, global manufacturing capabilities ensure superior total landed cost as well as reliability throughout the product life cycle. The Quality Inspector Lead coordinates the day-to-day operations of the Inspection department to ensure employees are remaining productive while meeting customer product quality and shipment expectations. They act as the liaison between the Inspection/Shipping Departments and other manufacturing departments with respect to part quality and scheduling activities. In addition, they ensure that all products leaving Boyd meet customer and Boyd quality and timeliness requirements. Essential job responsibilities include: Move jobs from receiving shelves to ‘waiting to be worked on’ area Examine materials and products rejected by subordinates to verify defects and to determine whether defects are within allowable customer or Boyd standards Supervises non-exempt employees in the Inspection department; responsible for assisting the area manager with the employment, training, performance evaluations, counseling, safety, and discipline of employees Review production schedules and assigns employees to jobs in order to maximize production objectives. Monitor quality and quantity of work completed by inspectors. Instructs employees on how to inspect and package parts. Working Lead will perform Inspector 3 level activities and packaging as necessary to ensure production scheduling is maintained Maintain and monitor 990 holding shelves keeping accurate inventory including assigning shelves and pulling product for shipment Communicates with QC regarding full sheet shortages taking into account company policies and department procedures Processes jobs that are on credit hold per established procedures Examines materials and products rejected by subordinates to verify defects and to determine whether defects are within allowable customer or Boyd standards Analyze inspection processes and procedures and identifies improvement opportunities. This includes monitoring system reports on the prior day's or week's performance to plan results Lead in problem identification and resolution by anticipating potential outcomes. Successfully implements changes and prepares the department to deal with them Inform assigned employees of production and material problems, and coordinates with other departments to resolve problems affecting schedules Pull and distribute supplies for other departments in a timely manner Manage stock parts inventory and perform monthly inventory counts Weekly disposition of aerospace scrap Other duties as assigned >