1st Shift Quality Technician
atcdtOklahoma City (OK)
About the role
Quality Technician Work with Quality Engineering and cross-functional team members to improve product quality, process performance and reduce customer issues. (Data collection, analysis, reporting). Report on the key performance indicators (KPIs) and identify opportunities for improvement. Promote a quality culture throughout the manufacturing facility through encouraging and auditing adherence to process requirements.
Responsibilities:
A Quality Technician may be required to support or perform duties related to various focus areas. General responsibilities of different types of activities that may be assigned include but are not limited to the following:
- Support quality issues raised by shift production lines to implement real-time Interim Containment Actions and mitigate production continuity disruptions
- Issue and train on quality alerts required to ensure conforming product being used as needed
- Audit/coach on interim containment and corrective actions implemented
- Conduct corrective action trials/pilots with production team members
- Conduct process and/or production audits for compliance lead corrective action initiatives as necessary
- Develop or report on production process performance metrics
- Support the suspect material assessment activities (MRB process).Monitor, evaluate, and report on operation audit data and plant non-conforming product metrics
- Lead problem solving methodology (e.g. 8D, A3, etc.) with cross functional teams to identify, address and implement corrective actions using appropriate problem solving tools
- Support adherence and deployment of production processes as necessary to drive process standardization and alignment with IATF16949 and customer requirements
- Support product qualification activity for new product launches and change management initiatives
- Lead initiatives to review PFMEA and Control Plans for accuracy and compliance
- Promote a quality culture through periodic quality tool training sessions with shop floor business partners
- Lead and coordinate supplier part manufacturing trials as necessary.
- Support quality or engineering hold activities to ensure suspect parts are physically identified and contained
- Other assigned work as needed
Qualifications:
- Associates degree in a manufacturing, design, quality, or related field; or 2 or more years related work experience; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Ability to read and understand component and/or assembly drawings.
- Ability to communicate technical information to non-technical personnel.
- Ability to understand and follow standard work or technical instructions.
- Preferred QualificationsASQ Certified Quality Technician
- Has a detailed knowledge of Industry standard problem solving and lean tools
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