We are hiring a hands-on Parts Inspecting & Warehouse Supervisor for a specialized industrial products company. This role is ideal for someone with a strong mechanical background who understands fasteners, screws, nuts, and other industrial components and is comfortable leading from the floor.
What You’ll Do:
- Supervise daily quality inspection, sorting, and warehouse activities.
- Lead the sorting team and drive quality, productivity, and turnaround time.
- Inspect nuts, bolts, clips, aluminum castings, hot forgings, and other mechanical components for defects.
- Understand how mechanical parts are designed to function and recognize when they do not meet expectations.
- Track inspection results, defects, productivity, and overall operating performance.
- Create, implement, and maintain SOPs and quality procedures.
- Perform audits and address opportunities to improve quality and efficiency.
- Investigate problems and use sound judgment when issues aren't clearly defined.
- Identify inefficiencies and put practical solutions in place.
- Drive continuous improvement across the quality and warehouse operation.
- Lead by example and remain actively involved in day-to-day activities.
What We’re Looking For:
- Hands-on background in mechanical, automotive, manufacturing, or technical environments.
- Experience with fasteners, industrial hardware, or mechanical components strongly preferred.
- Supervisory or management experience in quality, warehouse, sorting, production, or manufacturing.
- Strong eye for detail and a commitment to quality.
- Ability to recognize defects and understand the function of mechanical parts.
- Practical problem solver who can make decisions quickly and confidently.
- Hands-on leader who is comfortable working alongside the team.
- Comfortable splitting time between an office and a large warehouse/industrial setting.
- Someone looking for a long-term opportunity who is willing to take ownership and make an impact.
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