QC Technician (Hiring Immediately)
tungsten parts wyomingLaramie (WY)
About the role
Description: Job Title: QC Technician
Department: Quality Control
Job Summary:
This position supports laboratory-oriented quality control activities for complex shapes and ammunition product lines at the West facility. The QC Technician will assist with lab testing, sample preparation, inspections, measurements, documentation, and verification of materials and finished products to ensure compliance with established specifications and quality standards. TPW is seeking a detail-oriented candidate who can accurately follow laboratory procedures, maintain organized quality records, prioritize tasks in a fast-paced environment, and communicate findings clearly with production and quality teams. The ideal candidate will be proactive, safety-minded, and committed to identifying, documenting, and helping resolve quality concerns before they impact production or product performance.
Key Responsibilities:
Technical:
1. Detail-oriented
2. Very deep understanding of the West Facilities system
3. Process improvement and optimization
4. Excellent problem-solving skills
Personality:
5. Leadership skills
6. Team player
7. Eagerness to learn
8. Good at multitasking
Organizational:
9. Paperwork and tracking
10. Safety standards and procedures
11. Good time management and task prioritization Work Environment and Schedule:
On-site position
No travel requirements
Schedule:
Monday- Friday (occasional weekends) 8-5 pm.
This position will require a more flexible schedule and overtime based on operational requirements.
Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
Must be a US citizen
Must meet DFAR and ITAR employment requirements
Optional Requirements:
1-2 years of experience in quality
Experience with heavy machinery safety procedures
Experience working in a fast-paced environment
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