Inspector - Quality Control
trice healthcareRaleigh (NC)
About the role
Quality Specialist The quality specialist will perform a variety of duties to ensure the production quality of all products in accordance with establish Lean Manufacturing workmanship standards, assembly procedures, ISO 9001:2000 Quality system requirements and the Eaton Quality System. Making what matters work at Eaton takes the passion of every employee around the world. We create an environment where creativity, invention and discovery become reality, each and every day. It's where bold, bright professionals like you can reach your full potential—and where you can help us reach ours. In this function you will: Assist in quality audits, workmanship defect reduction efforts, corrective and preventive action identification, analysis and reporting, inspection of returned units, special inspections Assist departments in meeting product quality targets by working closely with Engineering, Materials Management and Operational Excellence Perform inspection activities and videos/photos on in-process and completed assemblies as required. Analyzes and reports production non-conformances. Coordinates feedback on problems affecting quality, BOM, tooling issues, raw materials, training and prints to Supervisors and Quality Engineers, Mfg. Engineers, or product Engineers as needed. Initiate, participate in and/or coordinate internal 8D corrective actions (CARs), Failure Effect Mode Analysis, and Control Planning to include follow-up of vendor 8D corrective actions Train and educate associates in product inspection to drive performance improvements and communicate quality standards on an ongoing basis to Production Supervisor and teams as needed. Create Final Inspection programs and assist in developing actions for continued Quality System improvements. Follow commitment to Eaton Health and Safety (EHS) by following safety policies and procedures, setting safety objectives and following JSA procedures. Fosters an environment that promotes Eaton's goals, philosophies, and encourages continuous improvement through participation and teamwork.
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