Quality Inspector

About the role

Join a global mobility company in Kingston, Ontario as a full-time Quality Inspector. In this position, you will help maintain product conformity and support strong manufacturing performance within a collaborative production environment.

You will work with production and quality assurance teams to carry out inspections, confirm that products meet required standards, and help validate rework activities. The role also involves using digital systems to capture inspection outcomes and supporting elementary production unit (EPU) managers during handovers and quality-focused shop-floor activities.

Key duties

• Inspect products and verify that they comply with the Quality Control Plan.
• Document inspection findings in industrial digital tools.
• Assist EPU managers with station-to-station handovers.
• Lead or support quality animations at workstations with EPU managers.
• Use basic problem-solving methods, including 5W analysis, to help resolve issues.
• Review and approve rework activities.

Candidate profile

The ideal candidate brings a technical mindset, clear communication, and a disciplined approach to work. A practical understanding of drawings, specifications, and testing tools will help you succeed in this role.

The employer values attitude and potential as much as experience, and encourages applicants who are ready to grow within a structured quality environment.

Required experience and qualifications

• Associate degree; a technical concentration is preferred.
• Ability to interpret technical drawings and specifications.
• Comfort working with different types of test equipment.
• At least 4 years of experience in quality inspection within manufacturing, including work with digital tools.
• Experience handling operational tasks and maintaining documentation.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Careful, methodical, and rigorous work style.
• Team-oriented and collaborative mindset.
• Rail industry experience is considered an advantage.

What you can expect

• A stable long-term career in an industry focused on innovation and transformation.
• Exposure to updated safety standards for rail signalling.
• Opportunities to work with cross-functional teams and supportive colleagues.
• Involvement in innovative projects.
• A dynamic and inclusive workplace.
• Room to grow across different functions and countries.
• Access to award-winning learning and development opportunities.
• Potential career progression into Quality Manager or other leadership roles.
• A competitive rewards package, including life, medical, and pension coverage.
• Eligibility for an annual performance bonus.

Compensation

The expected annual pay for this position is CAD 65,000 to CAD 73,000, along with benefits. Final compensation will depend on skills, experience, and internal equity.

Hiring and accessibility information

Artificial intelligence is not used in the hiring process for this opening. Candidates who complete an interview will receive a decision within 45 days of their final interview.

The employer is committed to equal opportunity and accessibility throughout recruitment. Accommodation is available during the hiring process for candidates who need it, and the workplace is designed to be inclusive for everyone.

Additional information

Job type: Experienced.

The employer notes that you do not need to be a rail enthusiast to succeed in this position, and encourages applicants who are ready for the challenge.