Quality Measurement Tech (Day Shift)

Posted 16 days ago

futaba north america engineering marketingVincennes (IN)

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About the role

Quality Measurement Tech The Quality Measurement Tech area of responsibility will be determined by the Assistant Quality Assurance Manager and Quality Assurance Manager. Be knowledgeable of and follow all work instructions and procedures which pertain to the areas of responsibility. This position will assist with all quality related items pertaining to mass production and new project launches, (PCR's and engineering changes of current product within areas of responsibility). This shall include ensuring all quality related items are completed within the timeframes noted on internal and customer schedules and check sheets. Assist with countermeasures for noncompliant items found during internal or third-party audits. Complete product improvements requested by the customer within the allotted timeframe. Assist in creating PQCs, work instructions, data sheets, TIS, MQC and other quality related documents as needed. Assist in creating master parts for all new project launches. Assist QE in measuring requested parts (IPR, Body weld, and Stamping) and complete task is a timely manner. Review Sample Data Sheets to ensure all data has been documented correctly and data is within the customer's assigned tasks given by the QA Manager and/or Assistant Quality Assurance Manager within the allotted timeframes. Assist the investigative team during the initial investigation and implement a STCM as soon as possible to prevent additional outflow. Drive prevention of defects by utilizing process flow diagrams, PFMEA, data analysis, PDCA and other Quality elements. Ensure product's performance and quality conforms to the customer's specifications and requirements. Support established rules of elevating problems, concerns, or issues whether related to production or personnel. Communicate potential or actual product nonconformities to the QA Manager, Assistant Quality Assurance Manager, and all applicable departments.

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