Corporate Quality Engineer

Owens Corning•Charlotte, NC

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Corporate Quality Engineer is responsible for driving structured quality improvement efforts with sustainable results across the organization. This position will also play a key role in new product introductions as well as validating capital delivery efforts. As needed, this position will partner with the Doors Technology Center to identify product construction enhancements.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required. Engineering concentration preferred.
LEAN and/or Six Sigma Experience (Green belt or Black belt is preferred)
Skilled in using and training quality tools (i.e., Ishikawa Diagrams, 5-Whys, 8D, Gage R&R, FMEA, SPC, PPAP, etc.)
Skilled in Microsoft Office products: Excel, Word, PowerPoint.
Good communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to present data effectively.
Ability to travel 75% of the time is required. Onsite in Charlotte office during weeks of non travel.

Nice To Haves

Basic product & process knowledge in millwork, door, particle board, or MDF manufacturing is especially desirable.
Experience with ISO9000 quality system requirements is desired.

Responsibilities

Lead improvement projects in the plants utilizing Six Sigma tools to reduce scrap/rework through improved process control and mistake proofing methods.
Increase quality competencies by providing leadership and training to the manufacturing teams on quality tools and systems.
Participate in all plant PFMEA and Control Plan update activities.
Create and maintain corporate quality processes/procedures and ensure content is appropriate for OC Doors Plants.
Conduct process audits and assist in training/guidance to plants and other auditors.
Lead effort to train plants to achieve Doors QMS certification.
Conduct product/raw material audits and provide training/guidance to plant quality teams.
Coordinate and lead manufacturing trials for improvement projects and new product development projects (PPAP).
Undertake special projects as required.
Report on quality metrics to promote continuous improvement.