QC Supervisor

Why This Role Matters

TS Conductor’s mission is to be the solution for electricity delivery. Nothing leaves our building until it meets specification, and the QC Supervisor is the person who makes that call. You’ll lead day-to-day Quality Control: incoming, in-process, and final inspection, plus the QC lab. You’ll build and develop a team of inspectors and technicians, and you’ll be the first line of escalation when something goes wrong on the floor. You’ll spend your time on the production floor with your team, not behind a desk. You’ll turn quality data into action and report directly to the Director of Quality. This is a leadership role with real ownership. You’ll shape how we inspect, how we respond, and how our quality team grows, and your results will be visible across the company.

What You’ll Own

• Your team and safety
• Model and enforce a zero-injury culture in the QC team and lab
• Schedule, supervise, train, coach, and evaluate inspectors and technicians, partnering with HR on corrective action
• Recommend headcount, training, and equipment needs
• Product conformance
• Ensure inspections and tests follow approved procedures, control plans, and customer specs
• Make disposition calls (accept, hold, rework, scrap) and run the MRB process with Engineering and Operations
• Initiate NCRs, contain issues immediately, and verify corrective actions work
• Oversee SPC on the floor and escalate out-of-control conditions right away
• Lab and measurement systems
• Oversee lab operations, test data integrity, and certificates of conformance
• Manage the calibration program with full traceability and Gauge R&R support
• Results and improvement
• Track and report QC KPIs, including first pass yield, scrap, rework, and defect rates, and drive improvement plans
• Maintain inspection plans, work instructions, and SOPs
• Lead 5S, Lean, and continuous improvement efforts
• Support ISO 9001 audits, customer complaints, and supplier feedback
• Lead shift handoffs and partner with Operations, Engineering, Maintenance, and Supply Chain

What You Bring

• 5+ years in manufacturing quality, including 2+ years in a lead or supervisory role
• Associate’s degree or higher in a technical field preferred; equivalent experience considered
• Hands-on experience with ISO 9001, QMS, inspection equipment (calipers, micrometers, gauges, optical or CMM), and QC lab testing
• Ability to read engineering drawings, GD&T, and specifications
• Working knowledge of SPC, Gauge R&R, NCR/CAPA, and structured problem solving (5 Whys, Fishbone, 8D)
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and ERP or quality software
• Proven ability to coach and hold a team accountable, and sound judgment under schedule pressure
• Working knowledge of California wage-and-hour requirements for supervised employees
• Willingness to work off hours, weekends, or off-shifts as needed
• Ability to pass an E-Verify background check
• ASQ CQI, CQT, CQE, or Lean/Six Sigma Green Belt is a plus

What We Offer

• Medical, dental, life insurance, and long-term disability, starting the first of the month after 30 days
• Paid time off and 10 company holidays
• 401(k) with company match
• Referral rewards program
• The chance to build and lead a quality team at a company with a mission that matters

Work Environment

The QC Supervisor position works in a combination of settings, from office and quality control lab to a safety-sensitive manufacturing environment. The QC Supervisor will spend a significant portion of each shift on the production floor, near and around large-scale production processes and equipment, to direct inspection activities, interact with production teams, and observe processes. The position also spends time in the quality control lab supervising testing, reviewing and approving test records, analyzing data, and preparing reports. Occasionally, the QC Supervisor will visit suppliers, vendors, or customer sites to review quality issues. Occupational health and safety practices are essential in manufacturing environments; the QC Supervisor is expected to adhere to safety protocols, wear appropriate protective equipment, and ensure team members do the same.