Inspector I

SUMMARY

The Quality Technician is responsible for facilitating and supporting Quality Assurance processes and NFPA 1901, NFPA 1900, and/or ULC-S515 requirements, which lead to the reduction/removal of defects throughout the value stream.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

• Promote the expectation that team members will consider the impact of their work/actions on others and make deliberate decisions to act in ways which prevent rework or constraints on the process.
• Act as mediator when needed to clarify customer expectations and provide feedback to manufacturing supervision
• Perform Pre-Delivery Inspections of completed processes in designated buy/sell areas
• Generate Quality reports and be able to explain information
• Validate all critical and safety items as required by the Build Book
• Review all deviations, quality alerts, and stop shipments
• Perform audits of new and existing processes
• Write documents and document control (examples: UL documentation, UL certifications)
• Facilitate/Participate in Root Cause Analysis, Practical Problem Solving, etc.
• Initiate non-conforming material documents for supplier quality issues
• Aid in the execution of activities which promote continuous improvement and protect customers
• Conduct training, information sharing, and orientation sessions
• Lead by example regarding safety and acting in the best interests of the team
• Provide coverage for other technicians as needed (UL and Plant Quality Techs)
• Any other duties as assigned by the Quality Manager or Smeal Management

QUALIFICATIONS

• High school diploma or equivalent experience
• Detail oriented with strong analytical, communication and problem solving skills
• Excellent communication skills both written and verbal
• Positive attitude, energetic, motivated, professional and team player
• Strong interpersonal skills working in team environment
• Excellent attendance
• Ability to lift up to 50lbs
• Must follow all Safety guidelines
• Ability to follow procedures
• Ability to embrace change

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Current Class B CDL or ability to obtain within 90 days
• Knowledge of/ability to acquire a thorough understanding of customer expectations and regulatory requirements (NFPA 1901/NFPA1900)
• Ability to use Microsoft Office (Word, Excell, Outlook)
• Able to read and understand Engineering documents such as part prints, assembly drawings
• Willing to: Learn and rotate within all quality areas
• Develop a working knowledge of Spartan’s systems (example: E-Data)

EDUCATION AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS

• Education and/or other certifications that may be either required or preferred to perform the job
• Choose an item from the provided options