Maintains customer quality plans, inspects materials and products against CSA and customer specifications, records defects, manages inspection records, supports nonconformity investigations, and collaborates with customers and suppliers on quality issues. Maintains Excel databases, supports audits and ISO 9001 compliance, improves processes, packages inventory, and applies quality management, supply chain, and testing knowledge.
As Quality Control Associate, you will be responsible for maintaining a Quality Plan with our customers to cover an inspection process of materials and/or products for conformance to specifications. You will also be responsible of quality control processes, covering support for customers’ non-conformity investigation and solution, as well production processes, including the eventual support to customers related to testing techniques.
Responsibilities:
- Obtain the quality control requirements based on customer's documents, as well applicable to industry standards, to assure the quality of products the first time.
- Verify product/material meets requirements of CSA specifications and customer’s unique specifications. Compares products with work order.
- Maintain up-to-date records of required third party inspections.
- Examine product/material for defects. Reject defective product/materials and records type of defect.
- Monitor performance in required areas and according to agreed-upon standards.
- Work with customers and suppliers where quality issues are impacted and/or affected.
- Pulls inventory, package and protect product, as required.
- Maintain database (MS Excel).
- Develop/improve internal and external processes and procedures.
- Participate in internal and external audits to meet ISO 9001 std.
- Other duties and tasks, as assigned
Qualifications:
- High School Degree or Equivalent required; Bachelors Degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering preferred
- 2+ years of industry experience preferred
- 2+ years of quality assurance / control experience preferred
- ISO 9001 Auditor experience preferred
- Working knowledge of a computer-based ERP systems preferred
- Working knowledge of quality management systems preferred
- Knowledge of 6 Sigma and or Lean Manufacturing Principals preferred
- Knowledge of medium and high voltage electrical components preferred
- Ability to read datasheets and technical documentation
- Ability read test reports and make appropriate and accurate recommendations
- Excellent knowledge of MS Office (e.g. Excel, Word, Outlook)
- Excellent English written and oral communication skills
- Demonstrated experience knowledge of Supply Chain processes, such as Sales and Operations Planning, MRP, Forecasting, Demand and Supply Planning, Indirect Procurement, Materials Management and Logistics.
- Experience with supply chain applications for Inventory.
- Excellent communication and support skills. Ability to explain complex concepts and analytics to non-technical audience. Translate user requirements into actionable data.
- Aptitude for blending quantitative and qualitative data to tell relevant story
- Excellent multi-tasking skills, ability to prioritize and handle many projects at once with ever shifting priorities and deadlines with ability to track and manage progress.
- A flexible, dynamic, self-demanding and proactive individual; able to motivate him/herself and others; easily accepts constructive input from others.
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