Quality Operator-Afternoon Shift (11am-7pm--training on days temp.)

Livonia, MI
Full Time
Mid Level

Job Title: Quality Operator  

TRAINING WILL TEMPORARILY BE WORKING A DAY SHIFT WORKING BETWEEN 6a.m.--4p.m. (TBD) until proficient to work independently and will then begin working the afternoon shift (11am-7pm)

Job Summary:  

The Quality Operator will assist and support the Quality laboratory and team. This role involves collecting, preparing, samples for dimensional, mechanical, and other requirements.  

Key Responsibilities:  

  • Collect and prepare Quality samples for dimensional testing; cut, buff, deburr, etc. 

  • Gather and cut samples for mechanical testing using CNC machines, quality lab saws, hardness machine, TYE machine, etc. 

  • Release FAIR(s) and physical samples to customers. 

  • Prepare packing and UPS labels to release quality samples to customers. 

  • Support Quality/Operations to verify/confirm quality sample lot numbers and make sure the physical samples match the information in the EPICS system. 

  • Use measuring tools such as calipers, micrometers, filler gauges, measuring tape, etc. to check basics product dimensions. 

  • Support Quality Lab Tech to calibrate gauges and measuring devices. 

  • Support monthly Inventory counts 

  • Support RMA’s count returns, and labeling disposition assigned as per Quality Mgr./designee 

  • Follow all quality procedures, work instructions, and safety guidelines. 

Physical Requirements:  

  • Ability to perform physical tasks, including extensive standing, walking, bending, kneeling, squatting, and lifting up to 75 pounds. 

  • Must be able to read/use the Quality Lab equipment without exceptions; CNC, band saws, chop saws, buffing wheels, deburring wheels, tensile eq, hardness test, measuring tools etc.  

  • Capable of working in extreme temperature conditions 


Minimum of 1 year of experience in a Quality Control or Manufacturing environment. 
High school diploma or G.E.D./State Equivalent. 
Must be at least 18yrs of age or older
A 'Can do' attitude with strong attention to detail and the ability to work well in a team. 
Excellent attendance record and work ethic, and must speak, read and write in English. 
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office Products (Outlook, Excel, Word, SharePoint, etc.)



Training 

  • Use of proper PPE (i.e: safety glasses, steel toe, ear plugs, gloves, etc.) 

  • Safety Rules and practices 

  • On the Job Training:  

  • EPIC knowledge and understanding of the applicable functions. 

  • Metal production processes 

  • SharePoint 

Minimum Requirements 

  • 1-2yrs in Manufacturing and/or production experience . 

  • Strong problem and analytical skills. 

  • Microsoft Office proficiency. 

  • Lab equipment tests and inspections 

  • Drawing and technical specifications 
  • State endorsed high school diploma
  • Must be 18yrs of age
  • Must have excellent attendance

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