Inspecteur (Trice) Qualité CN
MagogFull-timePosted Aug 7, 2026
Powerflow, une entreprise de RealTruck, est un fabricant de premier plan de protections de pare-chocs, de protège-éclaboussures, de protections de seuil de porte et de moulures latérales de carrosserie de qualité supérieure pour l’industrie automobile.
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Le préposé qualité fait les tournées qualités, inspecte les pièces afin de s’assurer que les opérateurs ont produitdes pièces respectant toutes les exigences des clients et conseille le superviseur sur la marche à suivrelorsqu’une pièce n’est pas conforme à 100%. Il (elle) s’assure que les opérateurs utilisent les bonnes méthodesde travail et, au besoin, les conseille.Tâches et responsabilités
1. Qualité
• Effectuer les tournées sur toutes les presses/les postes de travails à chaque heure afin de s’assurerde la conformité des pièces.
• Identifier tous les défauts ou les problèmes potentiels qui pourrait compromettre l’intégrité de lapièce.
• Conseiller le superviseur lorsque les pièces ne sont pas conformes à 100%, c’est-à-dire soitl’accepter, la refuser ou impliquer le directeur en qualité.
• Compléter adéquatement le recto/verso du rapport de production.
• Faire le dock-audit sur certains produits.
• Mettre de côté des échantillons pour le prochain quart de travail.
• Transférer l’information nécessaire au niveau qualité à toutes les personnes concernant enfin quel’information soit communiquée clairement et complet.
• Faire les tests qualité nécessaires (pull-test, test de gabarit, go-no go, ect…).
• Appliquer l’ensemble des processus qualités, surtout l’instruction de travail et les BOM.
• Effectuer certaines tâches qui sont liés avec l’équipe qualité.
2. Démarrage de production d’un produit connu
• Aider à la préparation du poste de travail lors des changements de moule (si nécessaire).
• En collaboration avec le superviseur pour s’assurer que le démarrage de production d’un produitconnu est conduit adéquatement (matériels demandés selon le BOM, comparer les premières pièces m produites avec les pièces de références afin d’approuver les firsts, s’assurer que les gabarits sontprésents et toujours valides, vérifier que la check-list des changements de moule est adéquatementcomplétée).
• Faire les inspections 100% sur les produits critiques (Ex : nouveau produit, produit de tape, BSM,ect…).
3. Gestion des non-conformités
• Faire l’inspection des pièces mises en attente.
• Appliquer la procédure P830 pour la gestion des non-conformités.
• Compléter les rapports de non-conformité.
4. Méthodes de travail et système qualité
• Avec le superviseur, l’informer les opérateurs des attentes du client.
• Faire la promotion de la qualité auprès des employés.
• Analyser les méthodes de travail des opérateurs et les conseiller.
• Participer dans l’amélioration les instructions de travail.
• Expliquer aux opérateurs les méthodes de travail adéquates.
• Participer aux projets d’amélioration continue et au processus d’actions correctives.
Suivre de prèsle niveau de qualité des pièces des nouveaux employés sur son quart de travail.
5. Gestion des ressources humaines
• Aviser le superviseur lorsqu’il y a un doute sur les compétences ou les méthodes de travail d’unopérateur.
• Assurer un support aux opérateurs et au superviseur.• Remplacement au besoin l’opérateur pendant leurs pauses
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The Quality Inspector makes the quality rounds, inspects the parts to ensure that the operators have produced
parts that meet all customer requirements and advises the supervisor on what to do when a part is not 100%
compliant. He/she ensures that operators use the right work methods and, if necessary, advises them.
Duties and Responsibilities
1. Quality
• Perform rounds on all presses/workstations every hour to ensure the conformity of the parts.
• Identify any potential defects or problems that could compromise the integrity of the part.
• Advise the supervisor when the parts are not 100% compliant, i.e. either accept it, refuse it or involve
the quality manager.
• Adequately complete the front and back of the production report.
• Dock-audit on certain products.
• Set aside samples for the next shift.
• Transfer the necessary information at the quality level to all persons so that the information is
communicated clearly and completely.
• Carry out the necessary quality tests (pull-test, template test, go-no go, etc.).
• Apply all quality processes, especially work instruction and BOMs.
• Perform certain tasks that are related to the quality team.
2. Start-up of production of a known product
• Assist in the preparation of the workstation during mold changes (if necessary).
• In collaboration with the supervisor to ensure that the production start-up of a known product is
properly conducted (materials requested according to the BOM, compare the first parts produced
with the reference parts in order to approve the firsts, ensure that the templates are present and still
valid, verify that the checklist of mold changes is adequately completed). D621A-10 rev 802121 Job Description - Quality Worker Page 2 on 2
• Perform 100% inspections on critical products (e.g. new product, tape product, BSM, etc...).
• Perform the GP12.
3. Non-conformance management
• Inspect the parts that have been placed on hold.
• Apply the P830 procedure for the management of non-conformities.
• Complete non-compliance reports.
4. Working methods and quality system
• With the supervisor, inform the operators of the customer's expectations.
• Promote quality to employees.
• Analyze the working methods of the operators and advise them.
• Participate in the improvement of work instructions.
• Explain to operators the appropriate working methods.
• Participate in continuous improvement projects and the corrective action process. Closely monitor
the quality level of new employees' parts on their shift.
5. Human resources management
• Notify supervisor when there is any doubt about an operator's skills or work methods.
• Provide support to operators and supervisors.
• Replace the operator as needed during their breaks.
The Quality Inspector makes the quality rounds, inspects the parts to ensure that the operators have produced
parts that meet all customer requirements and advises the supervisor on what to do when a part is not 100%
compliant. He/she ensures that operators use the right work methods and, if necessary, advises them.
Powerflow, a RealTruck company, is a leading manufacturer of premium quality Bumper Protectors, Splash Guards, Door Sill Protectors, Body Side Moldings for the automotive industry.
Duties and Responsibilities
1. Quality
• Perform rounds on all presses/workstations every hour to ensure the conformity of the parts.
• Identify any potential defects or problems that could compromise the integrity of the part.
• Advise the supervisor when the parts are not 100% compliant, i.e. either accept it, refuse it or involve
the quality manager.
• Adequately complete the front and back of the production report.
• Dock-audit on certain products.
• Set aside samples for the next shift.
• Transfer the necessary information at the quality level to all persons so that the information is
communicated clearly and completely.
• Carry out the necessary quality tests (pull-test, template test, go-no go, etc.).
• Apply all quality processes, especially work instruction and BOMs.
• Perform certain tasks that are related to the quality team.
2. Start-up of production of a known product
• Assist in the preparation of the workstation during mold changes (if necessary).
• In collaboration with the supervisor to ensure that the production start-up of a known product is
properly conducted (materials requested according to the BOM, compare the first parts produced
with the reference parts in order to approve the firsts, ensure that the templates are present and still
valid, verify that the checklist of mold changes is adequately completed). D621A-10 rev 802121 Job Description - Quality Worker Page 2 on 2
• Perform 100% inspections on critical products (e.g. new product, tape product, BSM, etc...).
• Perform the GP12.
3. Non-conformance management
• Inspect the parts that have been placed on hold.
• Apply the P830 procedure for the management of non-conformities.
• Complete non-compliance reports.
4. Working methods and quality system
• With the supervisor, inform the operators of the customer's expectations.
• Promote quality to employees.
• Analyze the working methods of the operators and advise them.
• Participate in the improvement of work instructions.
• Explain to operators the appropriate working methods.
• Participate in continuous improvement projects and the corrective action process. Closely monitor
the quality level of new employees' parts on their shift.
5. Human resources management
• Notify supervisor when there is any doubt about an operator's skills or work methods.
• Provide support to operators and supervisors.
• Replace the operator as needed during their breaks.
RealTruck is the premier manufacturer and digital destination of accessories for truck, Jeep®, Bronco® and off-road enthusiasts around the world. Globally headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, RealTruck’s 6,000+ associates operate from 35+ facilities across four continents. RealTruck’s industry leading product portfolio, which includes the Husky Liners total vehicle protection brand, boasts over 1,000 patents and pending applications. The company’s omni-channel retail approach delivers a seamless consumer experience online at RealTruck.com, as well as through its 12,000+ dealer network and automotive (OEM) partnerships.