Leach Tank Operator Technical Lead LPCT

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal • Portland, OR

8d • Onsite

About The Position

The Leach Tank Operator Technical Lead serves as the on-site technical resource for daily issues encountered by process and/or inspection staff. This role involves assisting with process control challenges and conducting cross-training for team members.

Requirements

• Certification in required areas based on departmental needs, or ability to certify within 90 days.
• TATS certification and other certifications as required by departmental needs.
• Willingness to adjust shift as required by team and production needs.
• Willingness to perform various jobs required to process parts.
• Ability to interface with other teams and support areas.
• Ability to communicate verbally and in writing with clear and unambiguous instructions, ensuring directions are understood.
• Ability to make "shop floor" presentations to customers, engineering, and other departments.
• Must meet department qualifications, which may or may not be shift specific.

Nice To Haves

• May be required to complete Hazardous Waste Management Training.

Responsibilities

• Participates in staffing projections.
• Handles first-line technical performance issues.
• Communicates respectfully with employees regarding workmanship issues and notifies supervision when further action is required.
• Provides fact-based input from a technical perspective for performance reviews and measurements.
• Trains employees on new skills and works with them to improve or maintain satisfactory technical performance.
• Provides feedback and coaching for continuous improvement of inspection personnel.
• Coordinates resources to assist other teams as needed to meet daily throughput and support outside departments.
• Ensures quality requirements are followed and corrects deficiencies, notifying appropriate parties when a process is variant.
• Facilitates technique card and router changes.
• Participates in root cause analysis for variant conditions.
• Ensures the team has necessary tools and documents for inspections.
• Assists with auditing, both as an auditor and as the focal point for the team during external audits.
• Sets up molding parameters on new tools and evaluates/updates current parameters for process improvement.
• Reviews tool shots for part quality and provides recommendations for improvements.
• Reviews tool designs with engineering for functionality and part quality.
• Works with molding/tool engineers for tool proving, providing feedback.
• Works directly with process control for tool improvements.
• Cleans dies, removes rust, and lubricates/greases dies.
• Polishes out minor nicks and dings.
• Replaces dowel/leader pins and sintered vents as needed (may be contracted out).
• Repairs airboxes, including "O" rings and pins (may be contracted out).
• Evaluates wax dies for damage and functionality.
• Opens and displays dies for customers/vendors.
• Interfaces with customers, engineering, and other departments for process walks and presentations.
• Has the authority to correct interpretation calls by other department inspectors.
• Contacts appropriate resources if an employee may not be fit for duty and addresses the issue promptly.
• Assures compliance with safe work habits, housekeeping procedures, and company policies, notifying supervision of deviations.
• Performs other duties as assigned.
• May be assigned to multiple work centers or departments.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed