Quality Assurance Technician

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Input incoming NCPs and warranty evaluations into the system. Evaluate and document results by completing NCP and warranty evaluation reports. Rework suspect materials; approve or reject according to rework procedures. Inspect and test suspect or warranty-returned materials and document findings. Perform Product and Process audits as needed or directed.

Identify and report product defects, recurring failures, and quality concerns. Assist in approving First Articles from production lines. Produce quality alerts as needed or directed. Support containment activities: such as sortation and cycle count as needed or directed. Support PPAP activities as requested Maintain quality records and logs Request RMA and complete follow-ups with supplier for existing requests Perform assigned standard work duties per the rotation schedule Follow the Punctuality and Attendance Policy by being regular and prompt.

Maintains compliance with federal and state regulations concerning safety and employment. Follow ISO and all other applicable procedures and company policies. Follow all safety requirements per company policies and Cal-OSHA regulations. Assist in the training of other employees.

Qualifications

/ Requirements: Experience in past quality positions is preferred Experience with manufacturing and mechanical blueprints preferred Reading, writing, and mathematical level necessary to competently perform job duties Computer literacy Ability to use shop math, addition, multiplication, division, percent, and decimals.

Understanding of the inch and metric system Basic understanding of micrometers, and verniers. Good communications skills High school diploma / GED Ability to read, understand and follow work instructions and procedures. Ability to be diplomatic and respectful when pointing out deficiencies or deviations from the quality standard to other personnel.

Ability to demonstrate the needed attitude or manner which promotes quality workmanship to other employees. Physical Demands: The physical demands described here are representative of day-to-day activities. This position requires standing/walking for 8 plus hours a day on a cement floor. Ability to move product by carrying, pushing, pulling, reaching, and bending to the floor.

Lift up to 50 pounds, always practicing safety first. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals to perform essential functions.