Quality Inspector certificate and Quality Technician degree programs at Anoka Technical College are designed to train you on the tools and processes to ensure the quality of finished goods and services in manufacturing.
Quality Technicians and Inspectors put their strong attention to detail and data-driven mindset to assure that the quality of manufactured products meet the requirements of the customer and regulatory bodies.
Developed in partnership with manufacturing partners, the Quality programs at Anoka Tech prepare you for the workplace and certifications to advance your career.
Prepares students for ASQ Certification
Learn on state-of-the art equipment that matches industry
Salary increases rapidly with certifications and experience
Industry & Career Outlook
Potential Jobs:
- Quality Inspector
- Quality Technician
Salary Information:
$25-27 per hour entry-level wage
Salary increases rapidly with certifications and experiences.
Hear from Students
Other Program Info
Students learn on state-of-the art equipment in a Quality/Metrology Lab that matches industry to develop the problem-solving skills to quickly transition and learn new equipment on the job.
The program is designed to integrate with the full suite of industry programs offered at Anoka Tech, so the learning environment reflects the workplace.
Take a self-guided virtual tour of our campus to see what it's like to be a student at Anoka Tech. View program labs, common student spaces, campus offices and more.
Quality Technician
AAS degree
CNC Manufacturing Technology
AAS degree, diploma
CNC Service Technician
Diploma
Machine Technology
Certificates
Take the Next Step
Are you ready to learn more about becoming a student at Anoka Tech? Request info to receive program-specific information, connect with admissions and learn more about paying for college.
Request Info
Current Students
Upon completion of this certificate, students will be able to competently use tools and processes utilized in industry for the inspection of finished goods. Students continuing to the AAS degree combined with experience in the field will also be able to test for the American Society of Quality (ASQ) Certification for a Quality Inspector.
Start Dates:
Fall semester: August
Spring semester: January**
**Students who start in the spring will need more time to complete due to course prerequisites.