Quality Auditor

Perform dimensional, mechanical, and visual inspections of parts throughout various manufacturing processes, including incoming inspection, machining, polishing, anodizing, painting, assembly, dock audits, finished goods containment, and other production activities. Ensure all products meet customer requirements, engineering specifications, and company quality standards.

Notify the Quality Engineer, Supplier Quality Engineer, or Quality Manager when products, materials, or processes fall outside established specifications or process parameters.

Assist in identifying the causes of defects or malfunctions and evaluating the impact of deviations on product requirements through basic root cause analysis techniques.

Duties include, but are not limited to:

Perform incoming inspections, in-process audits, and dock audits.

Record inspection results and quality data in the appropriate databases and systems (Excel, Access, Babtec, and other quality management software).Monitor and verify the proper segregation and identification of nonconforming material in designated racks, bins, and containment areas.

Confirm that identified nonconforming parts meet the criteria for containment and disposition.

Perform or oversee containment activities involving raw materials, work-in-process, finished goods or material at the customer.

Maintain organization and control of material movement into and out of MRB cages.

Maintain 5S standards within the quality department and inspection areas.

Assist in maintaining boundary sample boards and ensuring that approved reference samples remain current and properly identified.

Support the Quality Manager in maintaining the highest quality standards for products and materials used in production.

Perform quality verification checks whenever process, equipment, material, or product changes are implemented.

Independently perform first article inspections, in-process inspections, and final inspections on parts, gauges, and checking fixtures, and accurately document results.

Maintain accurate and timely documentation at all times during the inspection and testing process.

Evaluate parts and determine acceptability based on established quality standards and specifications.

Use precision measuring equipment, including micrometers, calipers, height gauges, dial indicators, thread gauges, plug gauges, pin gauges, and other inspection devices.

Support the development and execution of part and gauge inspection plans, including the application of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) and engineering specifications.

Conduct visual inspection of gages, check fixtures, measuring equipment and devices for any damage or calibration that may be needed and report to the CMM technician.

Communicate nonconformances and quality concerns to the appropriate personnel.

Maintain a safe and healthy work environment by complying with all local, state, federal, and company safety policies and procedures.

Perform additional duties as assigned by the Quality Engineer or Quality Manager.

Additional Responsibilities:

When required, this employee may perform duties typically assigned to the Gauge Specialist position, including:

Perform quality inspections of finished products and in-process components according to established procedures and sampling plans.

Follow processes and procedures associated with the production and assembly areas.

Document inspection results by completing reports and logs, summarizes re-work and waste, and inputs data into quality database.

Tag and isolate defective material and provide description or justification for defective material.

Distribute results, communicate findings and make corrective actions as directed.

Enter data into PC to produce quality reports and graphs per instructions.

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