QA FACILITATOR

Leggett & Platt•Monroe, GA

10d

About The Position

The QA Facilitator supports the facility’s quality goals by verifying that operations and leadership follow current process-control standards. The role checks that instrumentation used to control processes is functioning as intended, communicates identified issues, and drives continuous improvement within the facility. Responsibilities include process audits, support for production troubleshooting, documentation, employee training, and assigned tests or trials.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Eligible to work in the United States.
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Able to read and interpret part specifications and blueprints.
Able to read, interpret, and apply quality-system auditing standards.
Able to troubleshoot computer and gauging problems in a manufacturing environment.
Able to interpret process capabilities to identify the need for machine adjustments.
Able to read a tape measure and metric scale.
Working knowledge of creating and editing spreadsheets and word documents.
Able to work well within a team and manage relationships in a manufacturing environment.
Able to work overtime, weekends, and holidays when necessary.
Successful completion of a pre-employment background check and drug screen.
Willingness to maintain strict adherence to safety rules and regulations.

Nice To Haves

Prior work experience in a quality or process role in a manufacturing environment.
Prior work experience with manufacturing-control software applications and instrumentation.
Degree in a technical discipline.
Experience with inspection methods and statistical control techniques.
Understanding of statistical theory and application.

Responsibilities

Verify that operations and leadership adhere to current process-control standards.
Verify process-control instrumentation is functioning as intended and communicate identified issues.
Drive continuous improvement within the facility.
Perform process audits to determine adherence to customer requirements and operational work instructions.
Interpret process capabilities and identify when machine adjustments are needed.
Work on continuous-improvement projects assigned by the Quality Manager.
Provide documentation and organization to support communication with the production team.
Train operations personnel in proper manufacturing process-control methods.
Assist with troubleshooting production issues and developing action plans to correct non-conforming conditions through problem-solving and data analysis.
Perform assigned tests and trials beyond routine testing.