Quality Inspector-Welding

Come Join the Toledo Tool & Die Team!

Located close to the Michigan/Ohio border, Toledo Tool and Die has diligently served the people of both of those great states since 1940. It was a company founded on one simple principle: to do the finest work possible for our clients and to deliver on every promise we make. Today Toledo Tool & Die has three facilities in the Toledo area, one in Maumee, Ohio, and one in Pioneer, Ohio.

Toledo Tool & Die is adding Quality Inspector- Welding to our team to support our continued growth.

This is a full-time position based in Toledo, Ohio. We offer competitive wages, growth opportunities, and a clean, safe work environment.

Hours for this position are typically:

Schedule: 1st shift

Hours: 6AM- 2:00PM

*Must be available to work overtime (daily, weekends & some holidays) *

WHAT TOLEDO TOOL & DIE CAN OFFER YOU:

• $19.50/hr
• Weekly pay
• 10 paid holidays
• Paid Time Off
• 401k
• Full benefits (medical, dental, vision)

WHAT MAKES YOU A GREAT FIT FOR THIS POSITION:

• Previous experience with Inspecting MIG welding
• Previous experience in Quality
• Strong work ethic
• Positive attitude
• Consistent attendance
• Willingness to learn
• Safety minded

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

The Quality Inspector - Welding is responsible for inspecting welded components throughout the manufacturing process to ensure compliance with customer quality standards. This position focuses on or this role identifying weld defects, performing cut & etch testing on welds will be a major responsibility, documenting inspection findings, collecting quality data, working with production teams to reduce rework and improve welding processes.

The Quality Inspector - Welding will inspect robotic and manually repaired welds, determine whether welds meet customer requirements, and communicate findings to production, quality, and engineering teams.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Perform visual inspections of robotic and manually repaired welds.
• Identify weld defects including porosity, lack of fill, undercut, missed welds, burn-through, and other common welding discontinuities.
• Evaluate welds against customer specifications and acceptance criteria.
• Mark weld locations requiring repair or rework.
• Verify repaired welds meet quality standards before release.
• Collect and document weld defect data to identify trends and recurring quality issues.
• Communicate inspection findings with welders, supervisors, engineers, and quality personnel.
• Assist in root cause investigations and continuous improvement initiatives to reduce weld defects and rework.
• Maintain accurate inspection records and quality documentation.
• Follow all company safety policies and procedures.