Quality Control Torque Auditor

Responsibilities

• Accomplish day-to-day tactical objectives in support of company and department goals.
• Demonstrates adherence to company policies and procedures in support of safety, quality, delivery, cost and morale (SQDCM) initiatives.
• Embraces and promotes company core values to establish and maintain a culture committed to ethical practices, legal compliance, and a union-free environment.
• Takes initiative to participate in training and developing opportunities to prepare for current and future challenges.

Requirements

• Follow all safety rules and PPE requirements.
• Determine if product is defective in a completed vehicle.
• Determine if the product complies with all work standards.
• Help prevent OEM down time due to repair or exchange of parts.
• Understand the OEM assembly process related to Mobis Georgia modules.
• Understand module function (Chassis, Cockpit, FEM, Bumper).
• Practice 5S in the assigned work area.
• Keep the work stations, tools and gauges clean and organized.
• Follow all work orders and instruction given by the Supervisor and Management.
• Continuous application of education material.
• Provide daily written reports to the Mobis Quality Team as requested by Management.
• Participate as a part of the Quality Team; teamwork is essential.
• Perform daily torque audits on all chassis lines, CPM, and FEM.
• Verify that items requiring specific torque values are within specification limits.
• Verify MES system by performing manual torque readings and MES comparison.
• Perform audits in Audio Room, FBM, and RBM.
• Record data on appropriate audit forms.

Qualifications

• 2-5 years automotive tooling experience, or automotive module assembly experience.
• A High School Diploma/GED required, an AA/AS or Bachelor's Degree preferred.