Quality Technician (Afternoon Shift)

Livonia, MI

Full Time

Mid Level

Quality Technician

Perform product inspection and testing for WIP (Work-In-Progress) and FG (Finished Goods).

Generate Quality inspection reports documentation.

Support calibration of equipment and tools.

Support Production personnel for any quality matter.

Address quality opportunities within Quality and Production.

Assists with Product and Process Audits.

Generate reports from audits and follow up on audit findings.

Ensures material, product, and manufacturing process meet company and customer requirements.

Performs material testing; aluminum billets, and products.

Generates, records, and analyzes mechanical and chemical reports.

Uses precision measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers, harness, tensile tress test, etc.

Assist in the resolution of problems.

Supports and implements corrective actions for continual improvement.

Must possess the working ability to use precision measuring equipment and tools; calipers, micrometers, etc.

The job requires the physical ability to perform duties assigned including but not limited to extensive standing, walking, bending, kneeling, squatting. Continuous lifting to 75 pounds from floor to average waist-high platform, and use of various hand tools and instruments, and extreme temperatures.

Requirements

Must have 2+ years of working experience in Quality Control and/or Manufacturing environment.

Possess at least a high school diploma or G.E.D./State Equivalent.

Working experience in metal production, specifically aluminum, is preferred.

Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills in English.

Working experienced using computers and Microsoft Office Products.

Reads and understands blueprints, GD&T, and use of precision measuring tools.

Must possess ‘Can do’ attitude, he/she has attention to detail and works well with others.

Excellent attendance and work ethic.

Follows company Quality Management System and Health & Safety policies and procedures.

Engages in self-learning keep up with industry trends, new quality control techniques and methods.

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