TydenBrooks
Tallapoosa, Georgia
Job Title: In-Process Quality Inspector Location: TydenBrooks US locations Reporting To: Quality Manager Job Description: To be part of a team committed to making the world SAFER, HEALTHIER, & MORE PRODUCTIVE. Reporting to the Quality Manager, the In-Process Quality Inspector is responsible for performing in-process and final inspections to ensure products are manufactured and shipped in accordance with customer requirements, company specifications, and established quality standards. This role supports production by identifying, documenting, containing, and escalating quality concerns to prevent nonconforming material from advancing through the manufacturing process or reaching the customer. The In-Process Quality Inspector works closely with Production, Warehouse, Shipping, and Quality personnel to support product quality, process consistency, and timely resolution of quality issues. This position is responsible for maintaining accurate inspection records, supporting containment activities, and reinforcing adherence to the Quality Management System (QMS), inspection procedures, and standardized work instructions. This role requires strong attention to detail, communication skills, and the ability to make objective quality decisions in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities: 1. In-Process & Final Inspections: • Perform in-process inspections throughout production to verify products are being manufactured in accordance with customer specifications, work instructions, and quality standards. • Conduct final inspections on finished products prior to shipment to ensure compliance with order requirements and acceptance criteria. • Perform inspections within production areas including injection molding, metal stamping, printing, hot stamping, finishing, warehouse, and shipping operations as assigned. • Follow established sampling plans, inspection frequencies, and inspection procedures outlined within the Quality Management System (QMS). • Verify labeling, packaging, markings, documentation, and product configuration meet customer and company requirements. 2. Defect Detection & Containment: • Identify nonconforming material, defects, process deviations, or quality concerns during production and final inspection activities. • Initiate containment actions as required to prevent nonconforming product from advancing through production or reaching the customer. • Segregate, identify, and document suspect or nonconforming material in accordance with quality procedures. • Perform verification inspections on sorted or reworked material to confirm defect removal and product acceptability. • Escalate recurring or significant quality concerns to Quality Management and Production leadership as needed. 3. Quality Documentation & Reporting: • Maintain accurate inspection records, test results, hold documentation, and quality reports in accordance with ISO 9001 and company procedures. • Document defects, process concerns, and inspection findings clearly and accurately within required systems or forms. • Support quality data collection and reporting activities related to defects, scrap, rework, and process trends. • Assist with maintaining traceability and documentation related to inspected materials and finished products. • Support maintenance of controlled quality records and documentation within the Quality Management System. 4. Production & Quality Support: • Work cross-functionally with Production, Warehouse, Shipping, and Quality personnel to support product quality and timely resolution of quality concerns. • Communicate inspection findings and quality concerns to operators, supervisors, and quality leadership in a timely manner. • Support investigations related to customer complaints, internal defects, and nonconforming material as assigned. • Assist with special inspections, testing, validations, or customer-specific verification activities when required. • Maintain understanding of product specifications, manufacturing processes, inspection criteria, and quality standards applicable to assigned areas. 5. Continuous Improvement & Compliance: • Support adherence to the Quality Management System (QMS), work instructions, inspection procedures, and company policies. • Participate in continuous improvement efforts focused on defect reduction, process consistency, and improved product quality. • Identify opportunities for improved inspection methods, visual standards, process controls, or containment practices. • Maintain cleanliness and organization of inspection areas, quality stations, and inspection equipment. • Support training and reinforcement of quality expectations and standards within production areas as directed. Qualifications: • High school diploma or GED required; technical training or coursework in manufacturing, quality, or inspection preferred. • 2+ years of experience in manufacturing, quality inspection, in-process inspection, or final inspection preferred. • Ability to read and interpret work instructions, specifications, inspection criteria, and production documentation. • Strong attention to detail with the ability to identify defects, nonconforming material, and process deviations. • Basic computer skills and ability to maintain accurate inspection records and quality documentation. Department Manager Approval: _ H.R. Approval: _ The company has reviewed this job description to ensure that essential functions and basic duties have been included. It is not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all functions, responsibilities, skills and abilities. Additional functions and requirements may be assigned by managers as deemed appropriate. Swing Shift Days PIc74f9a7e4c89-8668
Job Title: In-Process Quality Inspector Location: TydenBrooks US locations Reporting To: Quality Manager Job Description: To be part of a team committed to making the world SAFER, HEALTHIER, & MORE PRODUCTIVE. Reporting to the Quality Manager, the In-Process Quality Inspector is responsible for performing in-process and final inspections to ensure products are manufactured and shipped in accordance with customer requirements, company specifications, and established quality standards. This role supports production by identifying, documenting, containing, and escalating quality concerns to prevent nonconforming material from advancing through the manufacturing process or reaching the customer. The In-Process Quality Inspector works closely with Production, Warehouse, Shipping, and Quality personnel to support product quality, process consistency, and timely resolution of quality issues. This position is responsible for maintaining accurate inspection records, supporting containment activities, and reinforcing adherence to the Quality Management System (QMS), inspection procedures, and standardized work instructions. This role requires strong attention to detail, communication skills, and the ability to make objective quality decisions in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities: 1. In-Process & Final Inspections: • Perform in-process inspections throughout production to verify products are being manufactured in accordance with customer specifications, work instructions, and quality standards. • Conduct final inspections on finished products prior to shipment to ensure compliance with order requirements and acceptance criteria. • Perform inspections within production areas including injection molding, metal stamping, printing, hot stamping, finishing, warehouse, and shipping operations as assigned. • Follow established sampling plans, inspection frequencies, and inspection procedures outlined within the Quality Management System (QMS). • Verify labeling, packaging, markings, documentation, and product configuration meet customer and company requirements. 2. Defect Detection & Containment: • Identify nonconforming material, defects, process deviations, or quality concerns during production and final inspection activities. • Initiate containment actions as required to prevent nonconforming product from advancing through production or reaching the customer. • Segregate, identify, and document suspect or nonconforming material in accordance with quality procedures. • Perform verification inspections on sorted or reworked material to confirm defect removal and product acceptability. • Escalate recurring or significant quality concerns to Quality Management and Production leadership as needed. 3. Quality Documentation & Reporting: • Maintain accurate inspection records, test results, hold documentation, and quality reports in accordance with ISO 9001 and company procedures. • Document defects, process concerns, and inspection findings clearly and accurately within required systems or forms. • Support quality data collection and reporting activities related to defects, scrap, rework, and process trends. • Assist with maintaining traceability and documentation related to inspected materials and finished products. • Support maintenance of controlled quality records and documentation within the Quality Management System. 4. Production & Quality Support: • Work cross-functionally with Production, Warehouse, Shipping, and Quality personnel to support product quality and timely resolution of quality concerns. • Communicate inspection findings and quality concerns to operators, supervisors, and quality leadership in a timely manner. • Support investigations related to customer complaints, internal defects, and nonconforming material as assigned. • Assist with special inspections, testing, validations, or customer-specific verification activities when required. • Maintain understanding of product specifications, manufacturing processes, inspection criteria, and quality standards applicable to assigned areas. 5. Continuous Improvement & Compliance: • Support adherence to the Quality Management System (QMS), work instructions, inspection procedures, and company policies. • Participate in continuous improvement efforts focused on defect reduction, process consistency, and improved product quality. • Identify opportunities for improved inspection methods, visual standards, process controls, or containment practices. • Maintain cleanliness and organization of inspection areas, quality stations, and inspection equipment. • Support training and reinforcement of quality expectations and standards within production areas as directed. Qualifications: • High school diploma or GED required; technical training or coursework in manufacturing, quality, or inspection preferred. • 2+ years of experience in manufacturing, quality inspection, in-process inspection, or final inspection preferred. • Ability to read and interpret work instructions, specifications, inspection criteria, and production documentation. • Strong attention to detail with the ability to identify defects, nonconforming material, and process deviations. • Basic computer skills and ability to maintain accurate inspection records and quality documentation. Department Manager Approval: _ H.R. Approval: _ The company has reviewed this job description to ensure that essential functions and basic duties have been included. It is not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all functions, responsibilities, skills and abilities. Additional functions and requirements may be assigned by managers as deemed appropriate. Swing Shift Days PIc74f9a7e4c89-8668
TydenBrooks
Tallapoosa, Georgia
Plastics Production Supervisor Job Type: Full Time (Exempt) Location: Tallapoosa, GA Reports to: Plastics Production Manager Job Summary: The Shift Supervisor leads day-to-day production activities on an assigned shift within a 24/7 plastics manufacturing operation. This role ensures safe, quality-compliant, and efficient operations by directly supervising machine operators and production staff, coordinating with other shifts for a seamless handoff, and driving continuous improvement on the production floor. Key Responsibilities • Supervise and coordinate shift activities for machine operators, technicians, and production staff to meet safety, quality, and production targets. • Assign work, monitor line performance, and troubleshoot equipment or process issues to minimize downtime. • Enforce safety policies and procedures; lead or participate in safety walks, incident investigations, and corrective actions. • Monitor product quality throughout the shift, ensuring adherence to specifications and initiating corrective action for non-conformances. • Communicate shift performance, issues, and priorities to the Plastics Production Manager and coordinate handoff information with incoming/outgoing shift supervisors. • Track and report key production metrics (uptime, scrap/waste, output, labor hours) using the plant's production tracking systems. • Train, coach, and evaluate production employees; support onboarding of new hires and cross training initiatives. • Enforce company policies, attendance standards, and performance expectations; administer corrective action as needed. • Ensure machines, molds, and work areas are properly maintained, set up, and organized (5S/housekeeping standards). • Collaborate with maintenance, quality, and materials/scheduling teams to resolve issues and support production plans. • Respond to and manage shift emergencies, equipment breakdowns, or staffing shortages as they arise. • Support continuous improvement initiatives (lean manufacturing, Kaizen, or similar) to improve safety, quality, and efficiency. Required Qualifications: • High school diploma or GED. • Minimum of 3 years of experience in a supervisory role, leading hourly production or manufacturing employees. • Experience working in a manufacturing environment. • Demonstrated ability to lead a team, resolve conflicts, and hold employees accountable to safety and performance standards. • Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to relay information clearly across shifts and to management. • Proficiency with computers to utilize MS Office and ERP systems. Rev. 09/2026 • Ability to work rotating or fixed shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays, as required in a 24/7 operation. • Ability to stand, walk, and be present on the production floor for extended periods. Preferred Qualifications: • Some college coursework, technical certification, or associate degree (e.g., manufacturing, business, or industrial technology). • Prior experience in plastics manufacturing (injection molding, extrusion, blow molding, or similar processes). • Familiarity with plastics-specific quality standards, resin handling, or process/setup troubleshooting. • Experience with lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, or other continuous improvement methodologies. • Experience leading root cause analysis (RCA) using tools such as 5Whys and implementing effective Corrective and Preventative Actions (CAPA). • Able to adapt to constantly changing work assignments and fast-paced work environments. • Forklift certification or willingness to obtain one. Work Environment & Schedule: • This position operates within a 24/7 manufacturing facility. Shift Supervisors are assigned to a fixed day or night shift (no rotation), including weekends and holidays as required to maintain continuous coverage. • The role is based primarily on the production floor, working in proximity to industrial plastics processing equipment (e.g., injection molding or extrusion machinery), with exposure to noise, heat, and moving machinery typical of a plastics manufacturing environment. • Personal protective equipment (PPE) is required in designated areas. Physical Requirements: • Ability to stand and walk for the majority of a shift, including on concrete or industrial flooring. • Ability to occasionally lift, carry, push, or pull up to 20 - 30 lbs. • Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, climb, and reach as needed to inspect equipment and product. • Ability to tolerate exposure to heat, noise, and machinery vibration typical of a plastics production floor. • Ability to wear required PPE (safety glasses, hearing protection, steel-toe or safety footwear, etc.) throughout the shift. Rev. 09/2026 PIeab6-
Plastics Production Supervisor Job Type: Full Time (Exempt) Location: Tallapoosa, GA Reports to: Plastics Production Manager Job Summary: The Shift Supervisor leads day-to-day production activities on an assigned shift within a 24/7 plastics manufacturing operation. This role ensures safe, quality-compliant, and efficient operations by directly supervising machine operators and production staff, coordinating with other shifts for a seamless handoff, and driving continuous improvement on the production floor. Key Responsibilities • Supervise and coordinate shift activities for machine operators, technicians, and production staff to meet safety, quality, and production targets. • Assign work, monitor line performance, and troubleshoot equipment or process issues to minimize downtime. • Enforce safety policies and procedures; lead or participate in safety walks, incident investigations, and corrective actions. • Monitor product quality throughout the shift, ensuring adherence to specifications and initiating corrective action for non-conformances. • Communicate shift performance, issues, and priorities to the Plastics Production Manager and coordinate handoff information with incoming/outgoing shift supervisors. • Track and report key production metrics (uptime, scrap/waste, output, labor hours) using the plant's production tracking systems. • Train, coach, and evaluate production employees; support onboarding of new hires and cross training initiatives. • Enforce company policies, attendance standards, and performance expectations; administer corrective action as needed. • Ensure machines, molds, and work areas are properly maintained, set up, and organized (5S/housekeeping standards). • Collaborate with maintenance, quality, and materials/scheduling teams to resolve issues and support production plans. • Respond to and manage shift emergencies, equipment breakdowns, or staffing shortages as they arise. • Support continuous improvement initiatives (lean manufacturing, Kaizen, or similar) to improve safety, quality, and efficiency. Required Qualifications: • High school diploma or GED. • Minimum of 3 years of experience in a supervisory role, leading hourly production or manufacturing employees. • Experience working in a manufacturing environment. • Demonstrated ability to lead a team, resolve conflicts, and hold employees accountable to safety and performance standards. • Strong verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to relay information clearly across shifts and to management. • Proficiency with computers to utilize MS Office and ERP systems. Rev. 09/2026 • Ability to work rotating or fixed shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays, as required in a 24/7 operation. • Ability to stand, walk, and be present on the production floor for extended periods. Preferred Qualifications: • Some college coursework, technical certification, or associate degree (e.g., manufacturing, business, or industrial technology). • Prior experience in plastics manufacturing (injection molding, extrusion, blow molding, or similar processes). • Familiarity with plastics-specific quality standards, resin handling, or process/setup troubleshooting. • Experience with lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, or other continuous improvement methodologies. • Experience leading root cause analysis (RCA) using tools such as 5Whys and implementing effective Corrective and Preventative Actions (CAPA). • Able to adapt to constantly changing work assignments and fast-paced work environments. • Forklift certification or willingness to obtain one. Work Environment & Schedule: • This position operates within a 24/7 manufacturing facility. Shift Supervisors are assigned to a fixed day or night shift (no rotation), including weekends and holidays as required to maintain continuous coverage. • The role is based primarily on the production floor, working in proximity to industrial plastics processing equipment (e.g., injection molding or extrusion machinery), with exposure to noise, heat, and moving machinery typical of a plastics manufacturing environment. • Personal protective equipment (PPE) is required in designated areas. Physical Requirements: • Ability to stand and walk for the majority of a shift, including on concrete or industrial flooring. • Ability to occasionally lift, carry, push, or pull up to 20 - 30 lbs. • Ability to bend, stoop, kneel, climb, and reach as needed to inspect equipment and product. • Ability to tolerate exposure to heat, noise, and machinery vibration typical of a plastics production floor. • Ability to wear required PPE (safety glasses, hearing protection, steel-toe or safety footwear, etc.) throughout the shift. Rev. 09/2026 PIeab6-
