Quality Technician

Position

Quality Technician I

Franklin, Ohio

• $26.52/hr, Level I
• $27.86/hr, Level II
• $29.86/hr, Level III (requires Toppan, Franklin quality experience)

Must be willing to work either 2nd shift (3pm – 11pm) or 3rd shift (11pm – 7am). Candidate must also be willing to work overtime, including weekends and holidays.

• Collecting and analyzing quality‑related data from production or service functions and reporting this data (e.g., measurement of critical dimensions, performing seals, COF, gas chromatogram).
• Supporting functions of the laboratory, along with supporting production and running of product (e.g., filing production trace documents).
• Performing auxiliary production support tasks (e.g., color standards) that will aid in the running of quality material and help prevent simple failures.
• Following testing and standards that will increase the quality of the product being produced and increase consistency in test methods and floor procedures.
• Participating in and maintaining presence in the Continuous Improvement movement at the facility.
• Actively participating on the Quality team, as well as with various plant and staff groups as they report on quality metrics and initiatives.
• Maintaining a safe, clean, and organized work area.
• Performing all duties as designated by supervisor/manager.
• Performing all duties in support of Toppan’s quality and safety policies.
• Supporting other departments as needed.

• You have recent, relevant work experience in the Quality field or a Quality department, preferably in a manufacturing environment OR
• You have a strong desire/interest in Quality and are willing to be trained – must meet all other qualifications listed below.
• Being reliable, having good initiative, being committed, and being quality focused is a must.
• You have excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• You are capable of working independently and managing multiple tasks simultaneously.
• You have a high degree of versatility, independence, and initiative, and the ability to work effectively across the organization.
• You have general knowledge of computer programs such as Word, Excel, and Outlook.
• You can analyze data and recognize trends.
• You are proficient in using measuring tools such as a ruler, calipers, and other testing equipment.
• You can effectively work with a team in a fast‑paced environment.
• You have a high school diploma.
• You can read and understand manufacturing instructions.
• You are able to stand for long periods of time.
• You can perform all physical requirements of the job, including bending, lifting (up to 50 lbs.), stretching, stooping, reaching, and working in warm conditions when necessary.

Entry level

Full-time

Quality Assurance

Industries:
Packaging and Containers Manufacturing