Quality Technician

SUMMARY

The Quality Technician will apply expert attention to detail and interpersonal skills to collaborate with the team to monitor production processes and ensure materials produced are meeting quality guidelines. You will be responsible for quality process improvement, performing day to day assurance activities and completing accurate reporting in accordance with company quality and environmental policies.

KEY DUTIES

• Work in process inspection
• Training and evaluating new hires
• Complete and review Gag R&R Charts
• Inspection of product at presses (each press, every hour)
• Conduct LPA audits
• First off/last off process
• Gauging of parts
• Manage control of hold product and disposition
• Non-Conforming and suspect product management
• Dock audits
• Assist with problem solving on shop floor, manage corrective actions assigned to shift responsible
• Assist in “tag off relief” coverage
• Communicate with other Quality Control staff between shifts
• Administrative duties
• Promote an atmosphere of teamwork
• Follows company health and safety, 5S, and ISO policies and procedures
• PPAP Understanding and abillity to complete PPAP
• Microsoft office excel skills

ORGANIZATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS

The Quality Technician reports directly to the Quality Manager. They may also take direction from the Plant Manager.

QUALIFICATIONS

High School Diploma or equivalent

AIAG Core Tools

PPAP Knowledge

Blueprint & GD&T reading

Knowledge of gauges and measurement tools

Experience leading corrective actions

Develop Work instructions

Strong verbal, written, math, and organizational skills

Ability to make common sense decisions

Ability to train other personnel and utilize leadership skills

Ability to identify process changes that cause molding defects

Previous experience with IATF16949 & ISO9001 is an asset

Familiarity with high volume plastic injection molding & assembly processes is an asset

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: $17.95-$19.35 per hour

Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

• Extended health care

Application question(s):

• Have theoretical and practical experience working in a North American Automotive supplier location managing the corrective action processes. Prefer 2 years experience to be considered.
• Have theoretical and practical experience working in a North American Automotive supplier location using fixtures, measurement equipment including reading GD&T. Prefer 2 years experience to be considered.

Experience:

• Plastics and class A surface: 2 years (preferred)

Work Location: In person