Full-Time

Quality Supervisor

Deadline 9/26/26
Carrier Global

Carrier Global

10,001+ employees

HVAC, refrigeration, and fire and security solutions

Compensation Overview

$64.5k - $129.5k/yr

+ Short-term cash incentives

Charlotte, NC, USA

In Person

Associate's

Category
Manufacturing Quality & Test (1)
Required Skills
Six Sigma
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • A high school diploma or GED is required.
  • At least 5 years of experience in operations quality and manufacturing is required.
  • At least 1 year of experience leading or supervising employees is required.
Responsibilities
  • Lead and develop quality personnel supporting manufacturing operations.
  • Establish clear expectations for quality performance, standard work, and accountability.
  • Maintain a strong presence on the manufacturing floor and respond rapidly to quality issues.
  • Ensure adherence to quality procedures, work instructions, specifications, and control plans.
  • Promote a culture of prevention, quality at the source, and continuous improvement.
  • Monitor key quality metrics including First Pass Yield, customer escapes, defects, scrap, rework, Cost of Poor Quality, and corrective action effectiveness.
  • Identify adverse trends and lead actions to improve quality performance.
  • Establish daily management routines to communicate quality performance and priorities.
  • Provide accurate and timely quality reporting to plant leadership.
  • Lead structured root-cause analysis using 8D, 5-Why, fishbone analysis, Pareto analysis, and corrective action methodologies.
  • Ensure containment, root cause, corrective action, and verification activities are completed effectively and on time.
  • Lead cross-functional teams in resolving recurring manufacturing and supplier quality issues.
  • Verify corrective actions are implemented and sustained.
  • Partner with Operations and Manufacturing Engineering to improve process capability and eliminate defects.
  • Ensure appropriate inspection and process controls are in place.
  • Support new product introductions, process changes, and production transfers from a quality perspective.
  • Review and approve deviations, rework, and nonconforming material dispositions within established authority.
  • Ensure nonconforming product is properly identified, contained, documented, and dispositioned.
  • Support investigation and resolution of customer complaints and quality escapes.
  • Partner with Supplier Quality and Materials teams to address supplier-related quality issues.
  • Drive supplier containment and corrective action when supplier defects impact production.
  • Participate in customer and supplier quality reviews as required.
  • Lead quality improvement projects that improve First Pass Yield, reduce scrap and rework, eliminate defects, and reduce Cost of Poor Quality.
  • Apply Lean and Six Sigma principles to improve manufacturing processes.
  • Identify opportunities to mistake-proof processes and strengthen process controls.
  • Ensure lessons learned are incorporated into standard work and quality systems.
  • Ensure manufacturing activities comply with Carrier quality systems, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
  • Support internal, external, customer, and regulatory audits.
  • Maintain accurate quality records and documentation.
  • Ensure employees are appropriately trained in quality requirements and standard work.
Desired Qualifications
  • An associate degree is preferred.
  • Strong knowledge of structured problem-solving and root-cause analysis is preferred.
  • Demonstrated ability to analyze data and identify quality trends is preferred.
  • Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills are preferred.
  • Ability to work effectively across Operations, Engineering, Materials, Supply Chain, and other functional organizations is preferred.

Carrier Global provides intelligent climate and energy solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, including HVAC, refrigeration, and fire and security systems. It sells equipment and offers services such as installation, maintenance, and remote monitoring. The company is transitioning from a focus on equipment manufacturing to digital building solutions that use automation and energy management to optimize performance. Its global footprint, diversified portfolio, and strategy of digital transformation and selective acquisitions differentiate it from competitors, with the goal of helping customers improve efficiency, reliability, and safety in their buildings.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

Founded

2003

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Carrier raised 2026 data-center sales guidance to about $2 billion after 300% order growth.
  • Second-quarter 2026 orders rose about 40%, while backlog exceeded $8 billion.
  • Abound's February 2026 Tell Me More feature and 75F strengthen recurring software adoption.

What critics are saying

  • Carrier faces 2026 HVAC antitrust lawsuits naming it in Eastern Michigan federal court.
  • NORESCO exit and Riello divestiture create 2026 revenue headwinds and execution disruption.
  • Carrier's data-center growth depends on capacity expansion; missed 2027 deliveries damage credibility.

What makes Carrier Global unique

  • Carrier's 2024 Viessmann deal gave it European residential distribution and renewables depth.
  • Carrier's July 2026 75F acquisition adds cloud-native building automation and agentic-AI controls.
  • Carrier's WebCTRL, Abound, and Nlyte create a differentiated end-to-end building software stack.

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Aug 20th, 2026
Trane and Carrier see data centre orders surge as AI cooling demand outstrips supply

Trane and Carrier, two of the world's largest HVAC companies, are experiencing surging orders from data centres as AI infrastructure demands increase. As AI clusters generate more heat with newer chip generations, hyperscalers have turned to established HVAC leaders to meet their cooling needs. Trane's data centre business accounts for approximately 10% of its total revenue. Its backlog grew 70% year over year to $12.1 billion in Q2 2026, equivalent to 57% of its 2025 revenue. From 2021 to 2025, Trane's revenue and earnings per share grew at compound annual growth rates of 11% and 21%, respectively. Carrier's data centre sales represent about 5% of its 2025 revenue. The company expects this segment to grow 50% in 2026, reaching 7% to 9% of revenue. Its backlog increased 40% year over year to $8 billion in Q2 2026.

Yahoo Finance
Aug 17th, 2026
Wall Street sets ambitious targets for 3 stocks, but only 1 looks promising

Wall Street analysts have set ambitious price targets for three stocks, but StockStory's independent analysis suggests caution on two of them. Carrier Global trades at $62.64 per share, with analysts targeting $77.82. However, the company has shown no organic revenue growth over the past two years, whilst earnings per share have contracted by 8.4% annually. Diminishing returns on capital further suggest earlier profit pools are drying up. Elanco Animal Health, trading at $23.57 against a $31.21 target, has posted muted 2% annual revenue growth over five years. Its adjusted operating margin fell by 3.5 percentage points, and negative returns on capital indicate management lost money during expansion attempts. In contrast, Ulta Beauty appears to justify Wall Street's optimism. Same-store sales have averaged 3.5% growth over two years, whilst the company's 32.6% return on capital demonstrates strong management execution.

Carrier
Aug 17th, 2026
Carrier Completes Acquisition of Viessmann Climate Solutions

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla., Jan. 2, 2024 – Carrier Global Corporation (NYSE: CARR) announced today that it has completed its acquisition of Viessmann Climate Solutions from the Viessmann Group. The transaction marks another meaningful step forward in Carrier’s portfolio transformation, further strengthening the company’s global leadership position in intelligent climate and energy solutions.

Unite.AI
Jul 23rd, 2026
Carrier acquires AI building automation firm 75F to scale cloud-native control software

Carrier Global has acquired 75F, a Minneapolis-based maker of cloud-native, AI-enabled building-automation systems. The climate-equipment company disclosed no financial terms for the deal, which closed on 23 July 2026. Carrier had previously invested in 75F through its venture arm, participating in the company's $45 million Series B round in February 2025 alongside Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Next47. Founded in 2012, 75F had raised roughly $80 million in venture funding. The acquisition gives Carrier ownership of 75F's cloud software and machine-learning layer that automates building systems. Carrier plans to integrate 75F's technology with its WebCTRL building controls, Abound predictive-analytics service, and Nlyte data-centre management software. Carrier specifically cited data centres as a key application, planning to incorporate 75F's AI capabilities into its QuantumLeap thermal-management suite.

Yahoo Finance
Jul 6th, 2026
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Curtiss-Wright has emerged as a strong cash-producing industrial stock, according to StockStory analysis. The aerospace and maritime products provider demonstrated 11% annual revenue growth over the past two years alongside 18.9% earnings per share growth, boosted by share repurchases. The company's free cash flow margin expanded by 6.3 percentage points over five years, reaching 16.4%. Meanwhile, two industrial stocks face challenges. Trex Company's revenue declined 2.1% annually over two years, with its free cash flow margin shrinking by 8 percentage points over five years. Carrier Global saw earnings per share fall 6% annually despite revenue growth, suggesting declining profitability on incremental sales. Both companies showed shrinking returns on capital, indicating increasing competitive pressure.