Quality Control Technician - 2nd Shift

Essential Duties

• Inspects or validates results for first machined piece set up and restart parts using information on the blueprints and QCIs; documents all data on the print and first piece forms and makes the decision to run the job based on the inspection results.
• Communicates to a machine operator and supervisor a defect or unusual condition requiring investigation or corrective action in the form of machine shutdown, adjustments, part sorting, etc.
• Documents first piece inspection results directly on the blueprint provided in the routing package.
• Conduct defined in-process and shift-based inspections per control plan requirements.
• Cover at least two machining operation areas (e.g., pistons and inputs or rotaries and sectors).
• Record inspection results using official QCI documentation and follow escalation protocols for nonconformances.
• Support red tag process by identifying, tagging, and segregating suspect product pending disposition.
• Perform CMM calibration routines at the start of the shift and after any changeovers.
• Use hand tools, air gauging, CMMs, and RAM Optical devices as required by control plans.
• Participate in MSA and capability studies as directed by Quality Engineering or Quality Control Lead.
• Complete run charts, control charts, etc. as required by the control plan in the designated area.
• Be trained and competent on all inspection methods and measurement tools specified in the control plan including CMM, RAM optical, bore gauge, snap gauge, O.D. (Outside Diameter) and depth micrometers, scale dial vernier, height vernier, dial and digital indicators, radius gauges, protractor, thread gauge, plug gauge, surface plates, special checking fixtures, and various gauging specific to our product lines.

Core Competencies

• Attention to Detail: Demonstrates ability to focus on critical details and notice non-conformances.
• Self-Motivated: Demonstrates ability to take initiative and drive to achieve results.
• Communication: Demonstrates ability to convey and distribute information effectively and encompasses strong speaking, presentation, written and listening skills. Ability to create an environment for open communication.
• Teamwork: Demonstrates ability to work well with others to accomplish common goals and build a positive climate and trusting relationships within teams.
• Reliability: Demonstrates dependability, accountability, and trust. Follows processes and meets commitments.

Working Environmental Conditions

• May be exposed to moderate heat, light dust, fumes, extreme temperatures, noise and hazards such as electrical shock or gases.
• Adequate hearing protection is required for 85 decibels and above.

Schedule

• 8-hour Evening Shift
• Monday through Friday

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED
• 3 years of related work experience in manufacturing setting
• Basic MS Office skills (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams)
• Knowledge of basic mathematics, i.e. decimals, fractions, algebra, and geometry
• Ability to read and comprehend blueprints and geometric tolerancing or ability to learn this skill within first month of employment