Quality Technician Level I

RESPONSIBILITY & AUTHORITY

• Responsible to release products which have passed critical customer requirements o Responsible to request production stoppage or process improvement as soon as quality problems are detected
• Has the authority to stop production in event of a quality issue
• Is responsible to segregate and contain production lots manufactured while a quality if being corrected to prevent shipment to the customer o Has the authority to stop shipment in event of a quality issue

MISSION & TASKS - TECHNICAL

• Inspects, audits and reports on materials, processes and products using variable or attribute measuring instruments and techniques to ensure conformance with the company's quality standards. o Assists and carries out quality instructions as defined on control plans, sampling plans, auto control documents, work instructions, etc. based on assigned responsibility
• Prints outs, and prepares Quality Documents
• Set up Quality Workstations, and approve start up parts prior to production
• Fills outs and completes quality documentation as required, file completed quality documentation, and clears all Quality tools and gages from work area upon job completion, and verifies Line clearance,
• Issues MRB (NCPR) reports and performs quarantine operations as required,
• Train and assist in training permanent and temporary employees as required to MSS packets, auto control documents, work instructions, etc. This will include training records as required
• Assists and provides positive promotion of Quality Concepts, New Quality Directives, Quality Requirements, training, etc.
• May be involved in more advanced elements of the Quality System including Calibration tasks, Device history records etc., process validations
• Participates in continuous improvement activities, and general maintenance of quality areas
• Runs workplace audit and analyze results

MISSION & TASKS - QUALITY

• Applies and ensure application of quality, environmental, health and safety standards o Ensure that the quality policy and requirements are known in the shift by training operators and floor personnel o Participate in reduction of cost of non-quality by means of scrap review and proper training

SKILLS

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• Does know some quality tools (Corrective actions, PFMEA, Plan Do Check Act, R&R, 5 Why,

Statistics…) o Was exposed to regulations and ISO standards

• Has some knowledge of injection molding, machines, tooling and auxiliary equipment

MANAGEMENT SKILLS o Be details oriented

• Be able to complete tasks in a timely manner
• Demonstrate leadership and very strong communication skills

PERSONAL SKILLS

• Verbal and written communication
• Was exposed to office tools such as Excel and Word
• Autonomous
• Being disciplined and organized

2nd Shift

3-11p