Quality Technician

Posted 16 days ago

veracity solutionsReading (PA)

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About the role

Quality Technician Indicon is looking for a self-motivated, detail-oriented person to join the Quality Team. This is a tight-knit, cross-functional group motivated by excellence and teamwork. It is Quality's job to ensure we have materials that meet specifications coming into the plant, and that our finished products meet customer specifications as well our own internal expectations. We work to consistently make things better. This is a contract to hire opportunity Shift hours 4am - 2:30pm M-F with the ability to work OT and Saturdays when needed
Requirements: Strong communication, active listening, interpersonal, and writing skills Complex Problem Solving with strong analytical and decision-making skills Strong in MS Office – especially in Excel (ability to create - or learn to create - clean data tables, pivot tables, and charts to support analysis and decision making) & Power Point Good understanding of – or ability to learn – Syteline Detail-oriented and customer-focused Flexibility to juggle multiple projects Follow 6S practices daily Responsibilities This is an entry-level Quality Team position with room to grow. Primary responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Inspecting incoming products to assure conformance to specifications/drawings Containing item inventory across the plant when issues are identified Analyzing defects of, and dispositioning non-conforming items Documenting and reporting product quality levels Communicating with other team members to solve problems Respond to Production Line calls for Quality concerns or needs Following up with the appropriate channels when concerns are identified

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