Final Detail Inspector

Description

The Final Detail Inspector is a critical role responsible for ensuring every completed boat meets the company’s rigorous quality standards. The Final Detail Inspector plays a pivotal role in upholding the company's reputation for excellence and customer satisfaction. 

Requirements

Key Responsibilities 

1. Quality Inspection: 
   • Conduct comprehensive inspections of completed boats to ensure adherence to quality standards, specifications, and safety requirements. 
   • Verify all systems, finishes, and details meet design, operational, and aesthetic benchmarks.       
2. Reporting: 
   • Prepare and deliver detailed inspection reports to the EVP, documenting pass/fail results and any identified deficiencies. 
   • Maintain a log of recurring issues for continuous improvement purposes. 
3. Compliance and Standards: 
   • Ensure compliance with internal quality assurance protocols and relevant industry standards. 
   • Stay updated on regulatory requirements and best practices for boat manufacturing quality. 
4. Collaboration: 
   • Liaise with production teams to communicate quality issues and provide actionable feedback for corrective measures. 
   • Collaborate with the EVP to develop and implement strategies for quality improvement. 
5. Final Approval: 
   • Serve as the final authority to approve or reject boats for delivery to customers, maintaining an impartial and thorough approach. 

    

Qualifications 

• Experience:
  • Serve as the final authority to approve or reject boats for delivery to customers, maintaining an impartial and thorough approach. 
  • Electrical background and troubleshooting (DC and AC electrical systems).
  • Background of driving boats >30ft. 
• Skills: 
  • Exceptional attention to detail and analytical skills.
  • Strong verbal and written communication abilities.
  • Proficiency in using inspection tools and documenting findings in reports.
• Knowledge: 
  • Troubleshooting fuel and/or electronic systems for Mercury and Yamaha.
  • Familiarity with boat systems, materials, and manufacturing processes.
  • Working knowledge of safety and quality standards in the marine industry.
• Attributes: 
  • Independent and self-motivated with the ability to work autonomously.
  • High level of integrity and professionalism. 
• Certifications and Licenses: 
  • Valid Captain’s License. 

    

Physical Requirements

• Ability to perform physical inspections, which may include bending, climbing, and lifting up to 50 pounds.
• Willingness to work in a manufacturing environment and on-site at marinas as needed.