Quality Assurance Technician

United States·Marysvillemid

Quality Assurance TechnicianLaboratory & Life Sciences

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Key Responsibilities

Ensure quality specifications are met for all product produced as compared to the blueprint. Measure product with various measuring instruments.

Requirements Summary

20/20 vision required with or without correction. Ability to use hands, stand, and or walk 75% of the workday. Ability to exert physical force to push, pull, lift or carry 50 pounds occasionally.

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Quality Assurance TechnicianLaboratory & Life Sciences

Radiac Abrasives
JOB DESCRIPTION

Position Title: Quality Inspector
Exemption Status: Non-Exempt
Reports to: Quality & EHS Supervisor

Basic Function:
The Quality Inspector is responsible for in-process and final inspection of product by verifying dimensions to a blueprint. The inspector will ensure that the product is to print and meets customer specifications. Additionally, the inspector will be responsible for calibrating equipment.
Primary Responsibilities:

Ensure quality specifications are met for all product produced as compared to the blueprint.
Measure product with various measuring instruments.
Visually inspect the product for any defects or missing operations.
Perform incoming inspection on vendor cores per instructions.
Perform a variety of product testing.
Manage returned goods.
Compile and maintain daily records.
Conduct Periodic Job Observations (PJO’s) and departmental audits.
Resolve problems with instruments, test methods, lab chemicals, standards and samples
Report non-conforming and scrap products in the production area.
Oversee established calibration and testing program.
All other duties as assigned by leadership.

Skills:

Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
Ability to use various measuring instruments proficiently.
Proficient with computer programs such as Microsoft Office.
Strong understanding of inspection techniques and manufacturing.
Excellent decision-making skills.

Experience and Education:

Minimum of 2 years dimensional quality experience is preferred.
Ability to read, comprehend, and interpret technical data, drawings and charts.
Experience using a micrometer, caliper and other measuring devices.

Essential Physical Requirements:

20/20 vision required with or without correction.
Ability to use hands, stand, and or walk 75% of the workday.
Ability to exert physical force to push, pull, lift or carry 50 pounds occasionally.
Ability to work in shop environment