Manufacturing and Production / Quality Control and Assurance

Footwear Quality Controller

A Footwear Quality Controller inspects and tests footwear products during and after manufacturing to ensure they meet specified quality standards, including materials, construction, fit, and finish. They identify defects, document findings, and collaborate with production teams to resolve issues.

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Footwear Quality Controller

ISCO

7543.9.1

Language

en

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Junior Mid Senior

Alternate titles

Shoe Quality Inspector Footwear Quality Inspector Shoe Quality Assurance Specialist Footwear QC Technician

Skills

Hard skills

Visual inspection techniques Measurement and gauging Knowledge of footwear materials (leather, synthetic, rubber) Understanding of manufacturing processes (lasting, stitching, soling) Defect classification and reporting Use of inspection tools (calipers, rulers, magnifying glasses) Quality documentation and record keeping

Soft skills

Attention to detail Analytical thinking Communication skills Problem-solving Time management

Tools

Calipers Rulers and measuring tapes Magnifying glasses or loupes Inspection software or spreadsheets Lighting equipment for inspection

Certifications

ISO 9001 Internal Auditor Six Sigma White or Yellow Belt Certified Quality Inspector (CQI)

Employment context

Industries

Footwear Manufacturing Apparel and Accessories Manufacturing Retail (Quality Assurance)

Company types

Manufacturing plants Quality control service providers Footwear brands and retailers

Work modes

On-site

Remote compatibility

Low

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