Special Process Auditor
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kiwa unitekDallas (TX)
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and WeighersOther Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Unitek Technical ServicesUnitek Technical Services provides supplier management, development, and related technical services to corporations around the world.The experienced Auditor will perform special process surveys at our client's suppliers located throughout Michigan.Qualifications:Minimum 3 years' experience with Special Process AuditingExperience with Military Specifications / StandardsAbility to assess quality performance and corrective action by analyzing data collected from audit performed and witnessing operations as required at the Supplier's facility.Computer skills required: Email, MS Word, ability to use client's on-line portal to enter audit results.Job Description:Perform audit in accordance with client requirements and industry specifications (checklists provided).Analyze quality data and compile report reflecting quality performance.Initiate and follow-up on corrective action requests; ensure corrective action is taken by following up with audited parties and substantiates findings with documentation.Supplier locations and Special Processes vary. Client will provide all forms required for the Auditor to perform the audit and record any nonconformances.Categories include but not limited to: Anodizing, Brazing, Cleaning, Coating, Heat Treat, NDT, Paint, Passivation, Plating, Soldering, Surface Treatments, Welding, etc.Locations include but not limited to: Dallas Fort Worth and surrounding areas in TX.
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