Quality Inspector

Racine, WI - USA

Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed

Posted on: 9 hours ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Role Summary

The Tractor Test Driver & Quality Inspector conducts structured test drives of new or serviced tractors to evaluate performance safety and functional quality. This role identifies documents and communicates quality issues observed during dynamic evaluation-covering drivetrain hydraulics steering/braking electrical NVH (noise vibration harshness) and operator interface then collaborates with Engineering Quality and Service teams to drive corrective actions.

Perform standardized and ad hoc test drives on tracks fields and mixed terrains (e.g. paved gravel slopes) under varying loads and speeds.
Validate functional performance of engine transmission PTO hydraulics steering brakes 3 point hitch auxiliary circuits and implements.
Detect and characterize NVH issues driveline irregularities hydraulic lag/oscillation steering wander brake fade electrical faults sensor anomalies and HMI (controls/displays) defects.
Inspect for leaks loose fasteners misalignments abnormal wear sharp edges fit/finish and paint/coating defects.
Verify CAN bus/diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and capture data logs using OEM tools or data acquisition systems.
Brief cross-functional teams and support root cause analysis; provide feedback to improve test methods and acceptance criteria.
Conduct pre use inspections (tires fluids lights horn ROPS seat belt).
Recommend design assembly and process improvements based on test findings

Minimum Qualifications

High school diploma or GED; Associate degree or technical certificate in Automotive/Diesel Agricultural Equipment or related field preferred.
2 years operating tractors or heavy/mobile equipment (ag construction or industrial) in test service or operator roles.
Valid drivers license and clean driving record; ability to operate manual and hydrostatic transmissions.
Working knowledge of hydraulics powertrain electrical systems and CAN diagnostics (e.g. reading DTCs).
Ability to read basic technical drawings service manuals and test procedures.

Physical & Work Environment Requirements

Frequent climbing on/off equipment; lifting up to 50 lbs; prolonged sitting/operation.
Work outdoors and in test areas with exposure to noise dust vibration and varying weather.
Use of PPE (hearing protection safety glasses gloves steel-toe footwear high viz).

Certifications (Preferred)

OSHA 10/30 or equivalent safety training.
Forklift or mobile equipment certification (site specific).
First Aid/CPR.
CDL not required but ag/heavy equipment operation training is a plus.

Role Summary The Tractor Test Driver & Quality Inspector conducts structured test drives of new or serviced tractors to evaluate performance safety and functional quality. This role identifies documents and communicates quality issues observed during dynamic evaluation-covering drivetrain hydraulics...

Role Summary

Perform standardized and ad hoc test drives on tracks fields and mixed terrains (e.g. paved gravel slopes) under varying loads and speeds.
Validate functional performance of engine transmission PTO hydraulics steering brakes 3 point hitch auxiliary circuits and implements.
Detect and characterize NVH issues driveline irregularities hydraulic lag/oscillation steering wander brake fade electrical faults sensor anomalies and HMI (controls/displays) defects.
Inspect for leaks loose fasteners misalignments abnormal wear sharp edges fit/finish and paint/coating defects.
Verify CAN bus/diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and capture data logs using OEM tools or data acquisition systems.
Brief cross-functional teams and support root cause analysis; provide feedback to improve test methods and acceptance criteria.
Conduct pre use inspections (tires fluids lights horn ROPS seat belt).
Recommend design assembly and process improvements based on test findings

Minimum Qualifications

High school diploma or GED; Associate degree or technical certificate in Automotive/Diesel Agricultural Equipment or related field preferred.
2 years operating tractors or heavy/mobile equipment (ag construction or industrial) in test service or operator roles.
Valid drivers license and clean driving record; ability to operate manual and hydrostatic transmissions.
Working knowledge of hydraulics powertrain electrical systems and CAN diagnostics (e.g. reading DTCs).
Ability to read basic technical drawings service manuals and test procedures.

Physical & Work Environment Requirements

Frequent climbing on/off equipment; lifting up to 50 lbs; prolonged sitting/operation.
Work outdoors and in test areas with exposure to noise dust vibration and varying weather.
Use of PPE (hearing protection safety glasses gloves steel-toe footwear high viz).

Certifications (Preferred)