Quality Auditor

Hamilton, ON
On-site
Posted Oct 20, 2026
1 position

$19–$20 / hour

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Mid-level · 2+ years
Minimum education: High school
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Quality Auditor is responsible for assessing the quality of output on various machines and ensuring adherence to quality systems throughout the production process. They must communicate with production teams regarding non-conforming parts and maintain accurate documentation for all inspections and capability studies.

Job details

Orlick Industries is an automotive parts supplier producing aluminum components for many varieties of vehicles, with Honda being our largest customer. Quality Auditor Position Summary: A Quality Assurance Auditor is responsible for assessing the quality of output on a number of machines. Specific Responsibilities Maintain a working knowledge and understanding of SPC, measurement equipment and fixtures. As well as, understand the nature of precision measurement, selecting the right gauge, using and caring for a gauge and all other factors that may effect measurement. An in-depth knowledge of all applicable procedures and/or work instructions. Advise and communicate with production supervisors or lead hand when standards are not being met. Knowledge and skills related to verifying and testing part conformance to specifications as defined by company quality-control methods and procedures for inspection, testing and evaluating component parts. Monitor at various stages of production to ensure adherence to the quality system. Assess safely and effectively quality of output on a number of machines. Test and evaluate pre-production parts and assess quality of parts taken from various stages of the manufacturing process, according to a pre-defined In-Process Inspection Report. Participate in the preparation of initial samples and PPAP documentation. Measure dimensions of samples using digital and dial gauges, fixtures, micrometers and the CMM when appropriate. Visually examine products for casting and machining defects and calls for corrective action when appropriate. Complete capability and gauge capability studies. Liaise with and support the production team on quality issues. Set up inspection stations on product change-overs, and ensure all inspection instrumentation and fixtures are in good working order with appropriate documentation and instructional job aids. Quarantine product when necessary and call for appropriate action to ensure product quality conforms to customer specifications. Perform receiving, first off/last off, in process, final inspections, dock audits, per control plan. Accurately complete all necessary paperwork (i.e. document all non-conforming material, logs, etc.). Run in process checks on CMM. Participate in QPI Meetings. Check route cards as per the work instructions, and contain product when parts do not meet specification. Communicate/liaise with relevant departments in quality assurance, material control, set-up and production. Effectively and efficiently operate a personal computer and operating software. Set-up and remove all paperwork and gauges for production, when set-up changes occur. Communicate and work effectively with work-team members and other members of the company. Understand and comply with the worker responsibilities and rights as outlined in the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OH&S) of Ontario, as well as, the Company’s safety rules/procedures in the Orlick Employee Handbook. Understand and comply with Orlick’s policies, procedures and standards of conduct as outlined in the Orlick Employee Handbook. Requirements Grade 12 education or equivalent work experience Minimum 2 years manufacturing environment experience Basic Print Reading Basic metrology (use of gauges, measuring equipment, etc.) Good oral and written communication skills Mathematical aptitude Ability to prioritize and multi-task in a fast-paced environment Ability to adapt quickly and effectively to change Problem solving & troubleshooting skills Computer literate Mechanically inclined Strong hand/eye coordination Detail oriented Able to work under minimal supervision Team player - able to work well with others

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates must have a Grade 12 education or equivalent and a minimum of 2 years of experience in a manufacturing environment. Essential skills include basic print reading, metrology proficiency, mathematical aptitude, and strong troubleshooting abilities.