QC Electrical Inspector

Description

The Quality Control Inspector ensures that products meet quality standards, procedures, legislation and customer specifications. The role requires meticulous attention to detail, strict adherence to quality‑assurance policies, and the identification of defects to prevent non‑conforming material from entering the supply chain. The QC Document Control Clerk also manages documentation, OPL creation and related tasks.

Working in a commercial/industrial environment, the inspector follows the Silent‑Aire safety program and Alberta Occupational Health and Safety regulations, wearing protective equipment and standing for long periods while performing overtime as needed.

• Create and maintain QA/QC control documentation.
• Organize inspection documentation and online photos.
• Perform daily inspections of in‑process units and verify sealing, parts, and quality.
• Inspect paperwork for all in‑process units and report deficiencies to the Quality Supervisor.
• Conduct sub‑assembly inspections of motors, coils, evaporators, furnaces, and paint.
• Complete final unit inspections and compile inspection packages.
• Review inspection documents, record discrepancies, and report safety issues to the Safety Coach or Coordinator.
• Assist in training other inspectors and production team members.
• Inspect drawings, apply engineering changes, and ensure correct markings.
• Operate required equipment safely, communicate effectively, and manage time.
• Identify defects with a critical eye and follow workplace safety and safe‑lifting procedures (≥40 lb).

Requirements

• Read tape measures, perform fractional math; blueprint reading is an asset.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance