Manufacturing Quality Technician (2nd Shift)
omni inclusiveIndianapolis (IN)
Manufacturing Quality Technician (2nd Shift)
Posted 16 days ago
omni inclusiveIndianapolis (IN)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Quality Technician We are looking for a Quality Technician to monitor and improve the quality of our operational processes and outputs. The Quality Technician's responsibilities include upholding quality standards, inspecting materials, equipment, processes, and products, following quality control systems, and help determining corrective actions. You will also work with Quality Engineer and supervisors to meet quality standards. A successful Quality Technician should have excellent troubleshooting skills and be able to ensure that processes and products consistently meet established quality standards.
Quality Technician Responsibilities:
Follow quality standards. Follow quality control systems. Consistently identify mistakes across thousands of inspections Closely follow quality standards, document data and report issues Perform tests and use measurement tools to evaluate product quality Monitoring and analyzing quality performance. Inspecting and testing materials, equipment, processes, and products to ensure quality specifications are met. Collaborating with Quality Engineer and Supervisors to maintain controls and improvements. Investigating and troubleshooting product or production issues. Work with Quality Engineer to develop corrective actions, solutions, and improvements.
Quality Technician Requirements:
High School Diploma or GED Required 2+ years of experience in quality systems, quality assurance, or a similar role. Knowledge of ISO 9001 or 13485.
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