Auditor- Kilgore

Closure Systems International•Kilgore, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Auditor monitors and audits Quality Standard Operating Procedures, operating and containment procedures, and troubleshooting guidelines to ensure they are followed. The role inspects manufacturing processes and products, records findings and defect levels, operates inspection and laboratory equipment, and enters and analyzes data. The Auditor also supports safe, orderly, and efficient production by maintaining housekeeping and 5S practices, communicating quality concerns, troubleshooting equipment, and participating in quality improvement and training activities. The position requires regular and reliable attendance, clear English communication, appropriate safety gear, and compliance with company work instructions, standards, policies, and behavioral expectations. The role has no supervisory responsibilities. A high school diploma or GED is required. The person hired should have experience with inspection processes and quality standards; with that experience and on-the-job training, the role is expected to be performed acceptably within two to four years.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Basic reading and writing skills sufficient to complete production reporting.
Experience with and familiarity with inspection processes and quality standards.
Knowledge of the CSI Quality process.
Above-average communication skills, including clear spoken and written English.
High attention span and ability to focus on finding defects.
Decision-making ability and effective follow-up techniques.
Passing status on all pre-employment Work Keys testing.
Ability to comply with company performance rules, work instructions, standards, behavioral expectations, and policies.

Responsibilities

Audit manufacturing processes and inspect products in molding, scoring, lining, and printing.
Monitor adherence to Quality SOPs, operating and containment procedures, troubleshooting guidelines, and standardized work.
Document audit findings, defects, defect levels, and process-control information accurately and in a timely manner.
Operate pull-test fixtures in the lab, a video microscope, an analytical balance, electronic gages, and problem-solving tools.
Input data and prepare charts and basic analyses, including histograms, Pareto charts, X-bar and R charts, X-bar and s charts, P charts, and NP charts.
Consult the Help Chain and raise quality issues as needed to keep the process flowing.
Maintain high safety, housekeeping, and 5S standards; perform daily housekeeping duties and audits.
Communicate with other auditors and RPSs at shift change and confer with production managers, shift leaders, engineering managers, and tool room employees regarding process concerns.
Troubleshoot, adjust, and repair process equipment as necessary to meet quality and productivity standards, or use the Help Chain to achieve flow.
Monitor that machines used in the job are properly set up and that operational procedures are followed.
Assist production maintenance employees with equipment repairs as necessary.
Assist with the development and training of others as requested.
Actively support and participate in quality improvement programs and work-related training.
Maintain a professional, clean, and organized work environment.
Wear required safety gear, attend work regularly and reliably, and comply with safety policies and procedures.
Work flexible shifts and overtime as scheduled or directed.