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Field Engineering/Audit & Inspections at Underwriters Laboratories Inc. - ApplyBlast

Field Engineering/Audit & Inspections

Underwriters Laboratories Inc.

11 days ago

Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

This role involves evaluating raw materials and factory capabilities against client standards, conducting in-process and final product inspections for defects and workmanship, and performing visual inspections and measurements. The position requires producing inspection reports, communicating with site contacts and coordinators, and adhering to all company, client, and safety procedures. The ideal candidate will have proficiency in quality-related areas, documentation, and computer software, with a willingness to travel.

Responsibilities

Evaluate raw materials and factory capabilities against client standards
Inspect products for defects and workmanship during in-process and final stages
Produce draft or final inspection reports and communicate with site contacts

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About Underwriters Laboratories Inc.

ul.org

Headquarters

Evanston, Illinois, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

1894

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UL Research Institutes, a division of Underwriters Laboratories (UL), is a leading independent safety science organization with global reach that senses and acts on risks to public safety through rigorous, independent investigations. Its programs span chemical insights, digital safety, electrochemical safety, fire safety, and materials discovery, all designed to advance safer, sustainable technologies and public understanding. The Institutes share knowledge for the public good and strive to sustain public trust through independence, rigor, and transparency.