Quality Technician
us cottonAkron (OH)
About the role
Quality Control Inspector Inspect in-process and finished goods on the manufacturing floor. Responsible for quality control documentation and audits. Will serve as support role for production. Expected to be knowledgeable in several production areas. Assists all areas of quality control.
Specific Responsibilities:
Examples of key duties are interpreted as being descriptive and not restrictive in compliance to established quality and manufacturing procedures and standards. Perform in-process and finish goods product inspections and testing. Complete quality documentation and accurately maintain records. Write nonconformance reports; perform audits, and other tasks related to quality. Communicate issues and concerns to management regarding operating procedures and conditions. Conducts operator training. Perform production duties as required and assigned. Other duties as assigned. Experience Six months to one year quality assurance experience in a manufacturing environment. Basic understanding of existing quality and manufacturing procedures Knowledge of USC products and standards a plus Education High School graduate or GED equivalent Skills Accuracy with attention to detail Flexible with a positive team player attitude Good verbal and written communications Ability to follow through and proactive Be able to work independent and unsupervised Special Knowledge EtQSpecifications
Physical Requirements: See Job Analysis Document Position in Organization
Reports to:
Quality Assurance Manager Directly Supervises: N/AIndirectly Supervises: N/ARelationships Internal: Quality, Supervisors, and Lead Operators External: N/A
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