Quality Technician

Crane Aerospace and Electronics

Crane Aerospace and Electronics has an exciting opportunity for a Quality Technician at our Burbank, CA location.

Crane Aerospace & Electronics supplies critical systems and components to the aerospace and defense markets. You’ll find Crane Aerospace & Electronics in some of the toughest environments: from engines to landing gear; from satellites to medical implants and from missiles to unmanned aerial systems (UAS).

Every 1.2 seconds, product built at our Crane Aerospace & Electronics Burbank facility is stopping aircraft – delivering passengers and military personnel safely to their destination. Home to our Landing & Cabin Systems team, Crane A&E’s brake control systems and premium cabin actuation solutions are flying on tens of thousands of aircraft throughout the world. You’ll join a business with a long track record of engineering excellence, set in the wonderful town of Burbank filled with great community atmosphere, schools, weather and no shortage of entertainment.

Quality Technicians are responsible for conformity inspection, source inspection, auditing, documenting, reviewing and recommending manufacturing process improvements, mentoring/training/assisting inspectors, DMIR activities.

• Evaluate products and processes in accordance with engineering drawings, samples, inspection requirements, process specifications, procedures and other approved reference sources to verify compliance
• Obtain certification for and perform customer DQR source inspection and FAA DMIR activities
• Receive training as needed to conduct Coordinate Measurement Machine (CMM) programming and back up duties for inspection
• Assist in the preparation, review and approval of First Article Inspection Reports (FAIRs)
• Perform internal audits to comply with internal and customer guidelines. Develop checklists to be used as guidelines for audits from process specifications, work instructions, quality inspection procedures, corporate procedures, and industry or military specifications
• Evaluate products for defective or damaged components, accurate assembly, fit, adjustment, dimensions, locations, identifications, cleanliness, finishes, wire routing, encapsulation, and other conditions, pertinent to acceptable sub-assemblies, assemblies, and end items
• Observe work in process and determine compliance to operational guidelines specified in process specifications, work instructions, quality inspection procedures, heat treat log verifications and other internal and contractual requirements
• Perform defect data sorting, reporting and trending functions to facilitate identification of areas or trends requiring corrective action. Prepare NCRs or Corrective Actions as needed
• Debrief appropriate levels of management from production leads to managers apprising them of acceptable and unacceptable activities and make viable recommendations for solution of problems when requested
• Training:
  Provide manufacturing operators and delegated inspectors with inspection skills, process measurement skills and serve as a resource for inspection issues.
• Train and instruct others in tactical processes.
• Any other tasks assigned by supervisor or management

• Experience:
  
  1‑7 years in a manufacturing environment with in‑process inspections, mechanical inspection and/or electronics inspection
• Knowledge:
  Basic mechanical and electrical measurement tools, ability to learn, manufacturing process audits and feedback for process improvement, familiarity with SPC data gathering
• Skills/Abilities:
  Understand, interpret, relate and instruct others on internal, industry or customer specifications which relate to products and processes that are performed and audited; experience and/or training in process auditing
• Education/Certification:
  
  High School Diploma or equivalent.

• Prior work as a technician, quality inspector, supervisor, or senior production operator
• Familiarity with IPC-A‑610 requirements
• Associate of Science degree or BA, BS degree

• Working conditions are normal for a manufacturing environment
• Manufacturing operations may require the use of…