Quality Technician

Summary

The Quality Technician is responsible for performing final inspection on complete mechanical and electrical assemblies and incoming inspection of components from our suppliers.

• Maintain a safe working environment and a commitment to safety excellence.
• Understand and comply with the safety policy, procedures, and instructions.
• Inspect completed assemblies for compliance with quality and engineering requirements.
• Verify Synchrony products through measurement and visual inspections.
• Inspect incoming components from suppliers and document any non‑conformances.
• Complete first‑article inspections on new parts received from suppliers.
• Calibrate and maintain tools, fixtures, and/or instruments.
• Complete quality reports to communicate measurements and findings of inspections for manufacturing, engineering, and/or suppliers.
• Acquire, analyze, and report quality information as required by the quality system.
• Support efforts to develop, implement, and improve manufacturing processes.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area.
• Ensure product quality, customer satisfaction, attainment of business goals, and environmental well‑being through compliance with quality policy and procedures.
• Develop, implement, and maintain systems to track performance of manufacturing processes and external suppliers.
• Prepare, review, and evaluate data and develop recommendations for use by facility management.

• Education
  :
  High School Diploma. Preferred:
  Two‑year degree in electrical engineering technology, mechanical engineering technology, or a related technical degree with supporting technical certificate programs.
• Experience
  :
  At least two years of experience working in a light industrial or machine‑shop setting; preferred experience with precision parts and assemblies.
• Technical Aptitude
  :
  Ability to read and understand work instructions and engineering drawings.
• Knowledge
  :
  Quality management systems, including ISO 9001, PPAP, statistical process control (SPC), and lean business systems.
• Language
  :
  Must be able to read, write, and speak English.
• Skills
  :
  Use basic measurement devices (micrometers, calipers, indicator gauges); operate Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM); interpret engineering drawings and schematics; strong knowledge of inspection procedures, statistical process control, and manufacturing processes; excellent problem‑solving, analytical, communication, and teamwork skills; strong organization and project management skills; proficiency with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).
• Physical Demands
  :
  Work on feet for extended periods; use hands for assembly and tool usage; lift and/or move material per synchronization lifting standards; maintain close vision, color vision, depth perception, and focus; no issues handling metals such as aluminum, copper, bronze, and steel.
• Work Environment
  :
  Exposure to moving and/or heated mechanical parts, adhesive fumes, airborne particles, energized electrical systems, and moderate noise levels; all necessary PPE and safety training will be provided.
• Hiring Hourly Range
  : $17.30 – $25.90 (hourly rate determined by education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities).

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