For the last 50 years, our positive culture and high performance standards have been the driving force behind our success and high level of customer satisfaction.
Our strategy is simple: when our people grow, our company grows. UMC’s employees have an unparalleled spirit of commitment and ingenuity. We’re a strong team of skilled individuals working together to create high-quality products and effective solutions.
We offer many exciting and challenging careers and our employees enjoy competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits. UMC supports professional development and work-life balance resulting in the retention of highly skilled employees.
The quality operator is responsible for providing assistance in a variety of job functions throughout the quality department. This person will be responsible for collecting and recording data for quality verification. The quality operator will operate automated inspection equipment, hand tools and instruments to ensure products are consistent with established standards, cosmetically acceptable and provide a quality product per customer specification.
High school diploma or equivalent. Ability to manage multiple tasks while maintaining a high level of quality. Proficient in locating and moving files within a Microsoft operating system. Proficient in the operation of Microsoft Windows, Word, Excel, and other windows based software applications. Embodies the personal commitment to the shared core values of UMC: Curiosity, Versatility, Integrity, Grit, Go Beyond. Ability to express ideas, share information, listen actively, and demonstrate professionalism in written and verbal communications.
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About Company UMC is a non-union contract manufacturing shop making medical and aerospace parts with extremely tight tolerances and parts smaller than the palm of your hand.
Location 500 Chelsea Road West, Monticello, Minnesota
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