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Quality Engineer

Hazel Park, MI

$66.40K - $85.70K/yr

Conduct Measurement System Analysis (MSA) and validate error proofing on the manufacturing floor is ... Bachelor's degree in technical field or 10+ years' experience; Bachelor's in Engineering preferred.

Alliance Franchise Brands

Prepress Operator

Plymouth, MI · On-site

$18.25 - $24.75/hr

Attention to detail and technical proficiency are essential to minimize errors and reduce waste ... Operate and maintain prepress equipment such as scanners, plate setters, and proofing devices.

Alliance Franchise Brands

Prepress Operator

Plymouth, MI · On-site

$18.25 - $24.75/hr

Attention to detail and technical proficiency are essential to minimize errors and reduce waste ... Operate and maintain prepress equipment such as scanners, plate setters, and proofing devices.

Stellantis

Quality Supervisor

Dundee, MI · On-site

This position requires strong communication skills, technical expertise, and the ability to lead in ... Experience with error-proofing and mistake-proofing systems * Experience supervising hourly ...

Avancez Assembly

Quality Engineer

Hazel Park, MI · On-site

$66.40K - $85.70K/yr

Conduct Measurement System Analysis (MSA) and validate error proofing on the manufacturing floor is ... Bachelor's degree in technical field or 10+ years' experience; Bachelor's in Engineering preferred.

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How much do technical proofreader jobs pay per hour?

As of May 29, 2026, the average hourly pay for technical proofreader in Michigan is $22.80, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $13.72 and $26.18 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Technical Proofreader, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Technical Proofreader, you need strong attention to detail, excellent command of language and grammar, and familiarity with technical documents or industry-specific terminology, often supported by a relevant degree or experience. Proficiency with editing tools, markup languages, and document management systems is commonly required. Outstanding organizational skills, time management, and the ability to communicate clearly with subject matter experts help set exceptional technical proofreaders apart. These skills ensure the accuracy, clarity, and consistency of technical documents, which is critical for effective communication and compliance in technical fields.

What are some common challenges Technical Proofreaders face when reviewing highly specialized documents?

Technical Proofreaders often encounter challenges such as deciphering complex industry-specific terminology, ensuring consistency in technical language, and catching subtle errors that could impact the document's clarity or accuracy. It's crucial to maintain a balance between preserving the original meaning and adhering to style guidelines. Additionally, Technical Proofreaders frequently collaborate with subject matter experts and writers to clarify ambiguous content, which requires strong communication skills and attention to detail.

What are technical proofreaders?

Technical proofreaders are professionals who review and correct technical documents for grammatical, spelling, and typographical errors, as well as for consistency and clarity. They work with materials such as manuals, reports, scientific papers, and product documentation to ensure the information is accurate and easy to understand. In addition to language skills, technical proofreaders often have subject matter expertise to effectively check complex or specialized content. Their work helps ensure that technical documents are professional, error-free, and meet industry or organizational standards.

What is the difference between Technical Proofreader vs Technical Writer?

AspectTechnical ProofreaderTechnical Writer
Primary RoleReview and edit technical content for accuracy, clarity, and consistencyCreate, develop, and organize technical documentation and manuals
Skills & CertificationsStrong editing skills, attention to detail, familiarity with technical terminologyWriting skills, technical knowledge, documentation tools proficiency
Work EnvironmentEditing teams, publishing departments, technical departmentsTechnical departments, content teams, documentation departments
Industry UsageCommonly employed in engineering, IT, manufacturing sectorsUsed across software, engineering, healthcare, and manufacturing industries

While both roles involve working with technical content, a Technical Proofreader focuses on reviewing and refining existing documents for accuracy and clarity. In contrast, a Technical Writer is responsible for creating and organizing technical documentation from scratch. Both roles require familiarity with technical terminology and often work within similar industries, but their core responsibilities differ significantly.

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Injection Molding Technical Manager

Injection Molding Technical Manager

Detroit Manufacturing Systems

Detroit, MI • On-site

Full-time

Posted 5 days ago

Job description

DMS' Purpose:
We are creating a culture of service. We empower others to grow, rise and give back - accelerating positive change in the world. We lead with the heart to bring out the best in you - which brings out the best in us. We do well so we can do good.
Serve Others, Enrich Lives, Rise Together and Give Back
Job Overview:
The IMM Technical Manager position is a very visible, high-level leadership role, reporting to the Senior Manager, Injection Molding Operations. You will serve as the injection molding "Specialist" and will collaborate, interact and work well with all senior Executives and DMS leaders; hourly and plant maintenance personnel in a fast-paced, broadcast delivery (JIT) environment and therefore, so equipment and tooling uptime experience is essential. The individual will possess strong collaborative skills, maintaining strong relationships with other departments. Working knowledge of broadcast, sequencing, MES, Visual Studio (C#) and SQL database software would be helpful.
Primary Accountabilities and Responsibilities:
  • Provide leadership and technical support of current model automotive interior manufacturing and assembly processes, tooling, and equipment
  • Support of computer-based error and part tracking software and systems
  • Resolution of quality and production throughput issues through structured problem solving processes
  • Continuous incremental improvement of cost and quality metrics
  • Interface with advanced engineering to implement proposed engineering revisions
  • Must work closely with maintenance team to support operations
  • Develop, Review and track maintenance level PM on all Injection molding machines, chiller, tower, and all other equipment in the IMM area.
  • Overall equipment ownership in IMM as a lead troubleshooter and interface with OEM of equipment
  • Maintain and update SWI for SMED and color change
  • Weekly review of press safety checks
  • Layout of work cell-Operator side
  • SW audit to endure proper training in reference to safety checks

Required Skills/Education/Experience:
The ideal candidate will possess the following skills and/or qualifications:
  • Bachelors' degree in Engineering or a related field
  • Injection Molding knowledge and experience in processing machines and supervision is required
  • Experience working in a high volume manufacturing facility with error proofing software systems, preferably automotive
  • Specific experience in manufacturing assembly and plastic joining technologies is required (i.e.: sonic welding, vibration welding, heat staking).

  • Other processes and technical knowledge that would be useful include:
    • Injection molding
    • Injection tooling
    • Robotic programming
    • Vacuum forming
    • Plastic laser scoring for PAB applications
    • Stitching
    • Tooling experience is highly preferred

Traits/Values:
Integrity - adhering to high ethical principles and professional standards.
Trustworthiness - Being honest, dependable, and earning the confidence of others.
Excellence - consistently being the best you can be.
Responsible - being reliable and trustworthy.
Accountability - being obligated and willing to accept responsibility for one's actions.
Dignity - behaving in accord with DMS basic principles.
Respect - treating others as you would have them treat you.
Ability to lead and motivate teams.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Able to work in a cross-functional team.
Our Values:
Gratitude * Integrity * Fun * Teamwork * Excellence * Diversity &
Respect * Innovation * Commitment * Humility
"GIFTED people & RICH culture"

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