Quality Inspector - 2nd Shift

Modine Manufacturing Company is seeking a Quality Inspector to join its Calgary team on the 2nd shift. This is a full-time, onsite role with Modine, a veteran player in thermal management that has grown into a global company with more than 13,000 employees. The brand is known for delivering systems that improve air quality and conserve resources, and operates across North America, South America, Europe and Asia from its Racine, Wisconsin headquarters. If you enjoy hands-on quality work in a manufacturing setting and have a keen eye for detail, you could be a strong fit.

At Modine, the work centers on ensuring every product meets established engineering and quality standards before it reaches customers. The Quality Inspector role blends inspection, documentation review and ongoing process improvement to support production teams and safeguard product quality. It’s a good match for someone who combines solid quality principles with practical problem solving and a practical understanding of manufacturing environments.

The Calgary site is where this full-time position sits, and it’s designed for someone who thrives in a hands-on, detail-driven setting, with a focus on keeping production aligned to engineering requirements while collaborating with colleagues to uphold quality standards.

Keeping quality at the heart of production

In this role you’ll start by assessing incoming materials to verify they meet required specifications before they enter the production line. You’ll study plans, schedules, blueprints and specifications to fully understand design intent and make sure the processes are configured to deliver on those requirements. You’ll help ensure procedures are in place to achieve quality standards and then perform final inspections of products before shipment, documenting any non-conformances and confirming that finished goods meet engineering standards.

Documentation and record-keeping come with the territory, as you’ll capture inspection findings and maintain performance records to support continuous improvement across production processes. You’ll also share knowledge with the production team, educating them on quality control processes, concerns and the standards that define product quality, helping everyone stay aligned on expectations.

What it takes to excel in this role

• Prior experience in a similar quality-inspection role
• Strong ability to apply quality principles and best practices in a manufacturing setting
• Commitment to continuous improvement and ongoing process enhancement
• Solid problem-solving skills and the ability to make critical decisions

• Experience in a metal fabrication facility is a plus

Pay, benefits and practical details

Modine provides a competitive benefits package, which could include paid vacation, short term disability, health, dental, vision, life insurance, and much more. The company is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic. Human Resources will share more detail during the hiring process.

Three tips to stand out in your application

Lead your resume with a concise profile that highlights your years in similar quality-inspection roles and your experience working with plans, blueprints and specifications, plus your track record of documenting findings and supporting final inspections.

When you describe your qualifications, give specific examples that show how you’ve applied quality principles in a manufacturing setting and how you’ve contributed to continuous improvement, including how you solved problems and supported data-driven decisions.

Prepare to talk through your approach to educating a production team on QC processes and standards, and be ready to share how you would communicate findings and concerns to keep everyone aligned on quality expectations. Consider ending with a question about how the team tracks quality metrics and handles non-conformances, as well as what training you’d receive in the role.