Glass Quality Ambassador

Posted 7 days ago

nsg groupLexington (KY)

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About the role

Job Details
Primary Duties: Follows the necessary Safety, Health and Environmental guidelines required during the execution of activities at all times. Judges glass according to glass specification from fabrication Repairs rejects where feasible (scratches, chips, etc.)Maintains weekly Internal PPM (IPPM) and Internal Reject Cost (IRC) reports and communicates back to fabrication site for countermeasures Generates defect maps for top pareto defects and cost drivers, and reports to fabrication site to support countermeasure activity Participates in monthly reviews between customer quality ambassador, assembly quality representative, and engineer, and fabrication quality engineer to ensure the following: IPPM & IRC trend and improvement PDCASpecification alignment between team so as to not over or under reject material Qualifications Desired: Safety and Quality oriented Self-motivated with excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Qualifications
Required: High school diploma Able to perform physical duties required by position (lift & handle glass, operate buffing wheel, and other glass tools)Must possess expert knowledge of glass specifications Computer skills required to generate reports Safety oriented.
Equal Opportunity Employer: This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.

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