Assembly Quality Technician

Summary

Perform functional equipment testing including: functionality verification, validation, and testing; component troubleshooting; and replacing non‑working components (screen, printer, circuit boards, SSRs, etc.) prior to final QC. Program controllers and load software. Perform final QC on all manufactured items and complete the appropriate documentation using established procedures. Record and analyze failures and participate in corrective action and process improvements. Ensure that all products that pass through production meet established quality standards before leaving.

• Verify and validate testing on assembled products and correct abnormal conditions.
• Program process controllers and load software in equipment.
• Inspect cables, hoses, thermocouples and other accessories in accordance with established procedures.
• Complete verification and validation documentation as required on manufactured products.
• Track, review, and communicate trends in component defects to Engineering and Quality, as appropriate. Complete PARs with Quality Manager, as necessary. Assist production leadership in identifying composite trends in assembly errors for continuous improvement.
• Participate and represent the company during quality audits, as necessary.
• Perform assembly of electro‑mechanical equipment (face plates, base plates, sub‑assemblies, wiring, and circuitry) in accordance with provided documentation (schematics, pictures, and special instructions) and standard shop procedures, as necessary.
• Perform final quality checks for all manufactured and assembled components.
• Calibrate equipment to established procedures and ensure all documentation is accurate before sending to shipping and receiving.

Other duties may be assigned.