Quality Control Inspector Interview Questions

1. Do you see yourself a leader? When have you led a team?

2. List the steps that you would take before implementing an important change on the job.
3. As a Quality Control Inspector, how do you ensure that your time is managed well each day?
4. Briefly tell me about your career as a Quality Control Inspector. Highlight some of your career wins and
prouder accomplishments.
5. Do you see yourself growing your career with our organization for the long term? Why or why not?
6. How would your previous manager describe you?
7. What is the most rewarding part of being a Quality Control Inspector?
8. Why are you the best candidate for the job?
9. Tell me about a time when you have had to make a big decision, such as shutting down a production line.
How did you come to the conclusion and how did you proceed?
10. Give an example of a goal you reached and tell me how you achieved it.
11. List 3 key duties in your current role as a Quality Control Inspector.
12. Why did you choose to become a Quality Control Inspector?
13. Have you ever implemented a new Quality Control Policy to a team or group? How did it go?
14. As a Quality Control Inspector, what keeps you motivated to always give your best work?
15. What do you like least about being a Quality Control Inspector?
16. What are your career goals as a Quality Control Inspector?
17. What do you think are the most important qualities for a Quality Control Inspector to possess?
18. What do you feel is the most important part of your job as a Quality Control Inspector?
19. List the Quality Control software and programs you are well versed in. What is your level of expertise in
each?

20. What does quality assurance mean to you?

Quality assurance means a lot, not just to me but to an organization that depends on
quality to ensure continued business. If the quality of both services and products is
maintained, the company stands a greater chance of keeping its reputation and increasing
business.
21. What skills do you possess that make you an excellent contender to work as a
quality control inspector?
For starters, I am incredibly insightful. This makes all the difference as I can quickly and
accurately grasp issues and nip them in the bud. In addition to this, I have a keen eye for
detail and possess a results-driven approach, which makes it easy for me to decipher
quality control issues, and address them appropriately.
22. Do you have any certifications that promise to make you an excellent contender to
work as a quality control inspector at our company?
As a matter of fact, I am a CQI (Certified Quality Inspector), possessing various levels of
Six Sigma certifications.
23. What are the basic quality assurance areas that you have worked in?
Basic statistics and applications, control limits and specification limits, attributes charting,
and process capability analysis are the 4 areas that I have worked in extensively, in a
quality control capacity.
24. What do you know about the types of audits and audit processes that are most
popular on an industrial level?
The 5 basic types of audits that I have performed include internal, external, system,
product and process auditing. I have been actively involved in the various stages of
industrial auditing including planning, performance, and closure, with a particular focus on
audit scope and purposes, required resources and analysis of results.
25. And which quality control tools are you most familiar with?
I have worked extensively with Pareto charts, cause and effect diagrams, flowcharts,
control charts, and checklists, along with creating and working with CARs (corrective
action requests) to ensure quality at each process level.