The Process Control Engineer position involves working with suppliers and design engineers on nonmetallic components such as injection molded, thermoformed, blow molded, rotomolded, rubber, insulation, etc. The role ensures that robust process controls are in place to address and prevent defects, as well as developing new parts following the Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP) steps. The engineer is responsible for the supplier's processes from design concept to the end of product life, ensuring the adequacy of the supplier's quality management system and the capability of people, training, tooling, fixturing, and equipment. The position provides technical support during start-up activities and ensures that APQP activities related to process control are being performed by the supplier. The engineer monitors supplier adherence to Process Change Notification (PCN) on a timely and cost-effective basis, manages supplier project plans and activities, and ensures all relevant requirements and related changes are thoroughly documented. The role also involves reviewing APQP documentation, participating in process FMEA for suppliers' manufacturing processes, auditing process control implementation and effectiveness, validating process capability, ensuring PPAP completion and approval prior to shipment of new parts, and resolving quality problems associated with purchased materials and engineering issues. Additionally, the engineer is responsible for the review, approval, and validation of 8D permanent corrective action plans, participates in the development of Supplier quality metrics, and manages the completion of their own work assignments while coordinating work with others.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Industry
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Education Level
Bachelor's degree
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees