EOL Inspector Day Shift

Job Description

The End-of-Line (EOL) Inspector serves as the final quality gate before finished windows and doors leave the facility. This role ensures all products meet corporate specifications, Critical-to-Quality (CTQ) criteria, and customer expectations. EOL Inspectors provide unbiased quality decisions, document results, prevent escapes, and support operations through real-time feedback.

Primary Inspection Duties

• Perform detailed final inspections using standardized tools, gauges, lighting, and visual criteria (including the 14-point inspection and CTQ items).
• Conduct both front and rear product reviews using approved setups (e.g., V-rack, backlighting, 160+ FtC lighting standards).
• Stamp approved products using assigned unique inspector ID, ensuring full traceability.
• Accurately document findings in designated digital or paper systems.
• Identify, classify, and communicate defects (minor, major, critical) immediately to operations for correction.
• Prevent the release of nonconforming products to customers.

Quality & Compliance

• Maintain strict adherence to corporate quality standards, EOL inspection guidelines, and itemized pass/fail criteria.
• Participate in ongoing EOL Calibration Training and annual recertification (as required by corporate guidelines).
• Support CFAs (Customer Facing Audits) and respond to issues with urgency.
• Maintain compliance with all documentation, traceability, and escalation procedures.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

• Communicate directly with Production, Materials, Maintenance, and Quality teams regarding defects and systemic issues.
• Provide objective feedback to support corrective actions and process improvements.
• Participate in rotational EOL inspector scheduling as required by the site plan.

Behavioral Expectations

• Serve as a role model for accuracy, integrity, and responsibility.
• Demonstrate strong situational awareness, attention to detail, and professional communication skills.
• Uphold the Accountability Agreement associated with stamp usage.