As part of its expansion, our business partner in the metal fabrication industry is creating a new position for a Quality Inspector. Working closely with the production team, the person in this role will play a key part in maintaining quality standards throughout the manufacturing process, acting both as a guardian of compliance and as a reference resource for operators.

Responsibilities:

-       Perform dimensional and visual inspections of manufactured parts according to client specifications and internal standards.

-       Read, understand, and apply information contained in technical drawings: dimensions, tolerances, notes, views, material lists, and product types (pipes, plates, sheets, etc.).

-       Verify weld compliance and determine required actions: accept, reject, or request rework.

-       Produce and complete quality documentation, including inspection reports, certificates of conformity, and welding reports as required.

-       Use advanced metrology equipment, including coordinate measuring machines (CMM) and measuring arms.

-       Interpret and apply geometric tolerances (GD&T).

-       Ensure instruments are valid, calibrated, and properly tracked, and maintain associated records.

-       Support production teams by clarifying quality requirements to meet deadlines and client expectations.

-       Perform any other related tasks as needed.

Benefits:

-       Collaborative, respectful, and recognition-focused work environment.

-       Permanent full-time position (40 hours/week).

-       Access to a comprehensive group insurance plan after 3 months.

-       Opportunity to join a RRSP program with employer contribution after 3 months.

-       Concrete opportunities for learning, professional development, and internal advancement.

-       Friendly and family-oriented atmosphere.

Requirements:

-       DEP in Welding or Machining, DEC in Mechanical Engineering, or any other relevant training (combination of education and experience accepted).

-       1–3 years of relevant experience in a manufacturing environment.

-       Excellent ability to read and interpret technical drawings and apply geometric tolerance principles.

-       Good knowledge of metal fabrication processes, including machining and welding.

-       Attention to detail, rigor, and sound judgment.

-       Ability to manage priorities and work under tight deadlines.

-       Functional knowledge of Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook).

Salary: $24.90–$29.95 per hour
Schedule: Day shift – Monday to Thursday 6:30 am–3:30 pm, Friday 6:30 am–12:30 pm
Status: Permanent

Interested in this position? Send your application to Julie Ferron via email at jferron@bedardressources.com.