Machining Quality Auditor - 3rd Shift

Ahresty Wilmington Corporation•Wilmington, OH

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for functioning as ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 Quality System coordinator and internal auditor. This role will monitor the status of internal and external countermeasure requests (Quality System Trouble Reports and Corrective Action Notifications) and coordinate countermeasure follow-up. The scope of responsibility includes updating the Quality Management System to meet current requirements, scheduling internal audits, assuring quality training is completed as required, monitoring the status of trouble reports, completing and following up on all QSTRs, preparing and maintaining various reports, leading all document control activities, rules, and revisions to system documents, and assisting in by-part document implementation as needed.

Requirements

High School Diploma
AWC Document Control Training
ISO 9001 Internal Auditor Training (Certificate)
IATF 16949 Internal Auditor Training (Certificate)
Core Tools Training (Certificate)
Good written and verbal communication skills
Good organizational skills
Good problem solving skills with experience in the use of analytical tools
Strong knowledge and use of Excel and Word, Internet, and email.

Responsibilities

Obtain knowledge of new revisions and developments pertaining to the QMS.
Update documents, policies and manuals as necessary.
Assure items such as quotations, schedules and follow-up for external audits are completed.
Set an internal audit schedule and maintain said schedule.
Initiate corrective actions from internal audits and assure closure for these items.
Conduct follow-ups on all QSTR countermeasures.
Performs second-party audits, as necessary.
Performs similar or related duties as assigned.
Maintain updates for internal and external audit schedules.
Performs one time per quarter review of all Customer Supplier Quality Manuals.
Understands the automotive process approach for auditing and risk-based thinking.
Can review and understand applicable documented customer-specific requirements.
Organizational skills regarding planning, conducting, reporting and closing out audits (and their findings).
Can demonstrate technical understanding of the relevant manufacturing process(es) to be audited, including PFMEA and control plans.
Has the ability to conduct the minimum number of audits dictated by AWC to be completed per year.