Quality Control Technician

Key Duties And Responsibilities

• Be the Expert: Follow and master our inspection procedures to test, evaluate, and analyze everything we build.
• Drive the Data: Use your skills to record and report quality data, ensuring our reliability is second to none.
• The Certification Guru: Prepare and submit product samples to accreditation agencies—helping us keep our high quality reputation.
• Team Collaborator: Partner with production crews to measure, test, and tabulate the data that makes us better.
• The Quality Messenger: Keep the team in the loop on quality trends and issues in real-time, helping us solve problems before they even start.
• Strategic Solver: Interface with Management and Engineering to tackle quality hurdles and find creative resolutions.

Required Qualifications

• Quality Credentials: You should have a certification in quality control, such as an American Society for Quality (ASQ) certification.
• System Knowledge: You have experience working with ISO 9001 or other quality management systems.
• The Toolbox: You understand Statistical Process Control (SPC) techniques and the core principles and methods of quality control.
• Technical Savvy: You can read and interpret technical documents and blueprints with ease.
• Precision and Focus: You have excellent attention to detail, maintain accurate records, and can prioritize your work efficiently.
• Strong Communicator: You possess the verbal and written skills needed to explain quality issues clearly to everyone on the team.
• Analytical Mindset: You enjoy using your analytical skills to solve problems and find better ways to do things.

Preferred Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience
• 2+ years of experience in quality control, manufacturing, or a related field