Operational Quality Management Specialist
Operational Quality Management Specialist
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Experience working within Operational/Manufacturing Quality or similar field preferable
- ISO9001 knowledge
- AS9100 knowledge preferrable
- Experience working directly with Customers and Suppliers
- Ability to read technical drawings & technical specifications & proficient in GD&T
- Working knowledge of the concepts, methods and tools of quality management including operational compliance and data analysis and trending
- Required Skills & Attributes
- Technical Contract Review – Reviewing customer purchase order, drawings and associated documentation to determine requirements
- Quality Planning – Developing inspection reports and related inspection documentation.
- Supplier Purchase Order Review - Ensuring appropriate requirements are flowed down.
- Quality Documentation Management – Maintaining Customer, Supplier and Internal documentation to be provided to the customer upon job completion.
- Source Inspection - Scheduling visits and working directly with Customer Inspectors when on site.
- Non-Conformance Management - Notifying and working directly with Customers when part nonconformances occur.
- Competitive Wages
- Excellent Family Health Insurance with low out of pockets
- Family Dental Plan
- Prescription Drug Plan
- 401K Plan with a Match
- Holiday Savings Plan
- Employee Life Insurance
- Short Term Disability
- Long Term Disability
- Education Opportunities/Tuition Reimbursement
- Voluntary Life and Short Term Disability
- Exercise Facility
- Montana Cabin
- Must be able to pass a drug test
- Must be eligible to work in the US
- Maybe required to obtain a Security Clearance
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