End-of-Line Quality Monitor - 1st Shift

TheEnd-of-Line Quality Monitor is responsible for monitoring and coordinating daily end-of-line production activities to ensure vehicle automotive components meet established quality, safety, and production standards. This position supports efficient workflow, identifies operational issues, monitors production progress, and communicates concerns to appropriate personnel.

The DSC serves as a key point of contact between production, quality, and other supporting departments to help maintain smooth end-of-line operations without direct supervisory responsibility.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor daily end-of-line operations to ensure production processes run efficiently and according to established standards.
• Track vehicle or component movement through final production, inspection, and release processes.
• Identify production delays, workflow disruptions, quality concerns, and operational bottlenecks.
• Communicate production issues and abnormalities to supervisors and appropriate support departments.
• Monitor production targets, completion rates, and operational performance.
• Verify that required inspections, quality checks, and documentation are completed before product release.
• Coordinate with production, quality assurance, maintenance, and logistics personnel to address operational concerns.
• Maintain accurate records of production status, outstanding issues, and corrective actions.
• Support compliance with workplace safety procedures, company policies, and automotive manufacturing standards.
• Assist in identifying opportunities for continuous improvement, waste reduction, and increased operational efficiency.
• Provide accurate shift updates and communicate unresolved issues to incoming personnel.
• Escalate recurring problems or issues affecting production output and product quality.

Hours: 

6:00AM - 4:30PM Mon-Fri (occasional Saturday) 

• Knowledge of automotive manufacturing and end-of-line production processes.
• Strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to monitor multiple production activities simultaneously.
• Effective communication and coordination skills.
• Familiarity with production tracking systems and quality control procedures.
• Ability to recognize operational abnormalities and escalate concerns promptly.
• Understanding of manufacturing safety and quality standards.
• Ability to work independently in a fast-paced production environment.

Scope of Responsibility

The Automotive DSC provides operational monitoring, coordination, and reporting but does not have direct supervisory authority, responsibility for employee discipline, or formal personnel management duties.

Primary Objective

Ensure consistent, efficient, and quality-focused end-of-line operations by monitoring production activities, identifying potential disruptions, and supporting timely resolution of operational concerns.