Quality Technician I

Basic computer, math, and reading skills
General understanding of testing equipment
Ability to work with minimum supervision
Excellent organizational and time management skills
Ability to analyze and interpret information
Ability to communicate with leadership and fellow team members in both written and verbal forms at a level above standard
Team-oriented

Utilize inspection work instructions, checklists, and control plans to complete inspections and tests on ‘in-process’ vehicles and sub-assemblies
Complete inspections, sorting and minor rework on purchased components when parts are required to support production requirements
Utilize the MES system and other systems to record inspection and test findings
Interface with production operators to understand any challenging assembly process that may require additional inspection
Participate in plant start-up and daily review meetings and provide details on inspection and test findings
Complete testing and drive evaluation on completed vehicles
Create summary reports of inspection and test findings
Participate in continuous improvement, root cause, 8D team meetings
Utilize CMM to measure incoming parts and in process vehicles (training will be provided)
Utilize torque monitoring equipment to verify DC torque tools
Utilize hand tools (calipers, micrometers, go/no go gages, etc.) to verify components
Inspect sheet metal surface quality
Inspect paint quality
Contain suspect vehicles and perform inspections and tests, as needed
Other duties, as assigned