QA/QC Tech II

Patterson-UTI•Conroe, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Tech II will be responsible for inspection of machined parts for MS Directional machine shop, repair & maintenance, quality control, and engineering departments. The Quality Tech II will then issue the inspection report and supporting quality notice and/or reports if applicable. This will include identifying non-conformities and Quality Notices. Reporting to the Quality Control Department, this role must be passionate about quality assurance of all duties performed. The Quality Tech II works under the direction of the Quality Manager. Detailed Description: Trouble shoot and diagnose the problem of equipment brought to the maintenance shop Perform detailed inspections on tools, assemblies, and equipment with minimal supervision Use advanced measuring equipment confidently Reads , interprets, writes, and complies with technical data including Service Instructions, Bulletins and other applicable documents as directed by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) or MSD tool instructions Train and mentor entry-level Quality Technicians Communicate effectively with production, maintenance, and engineering teams Perform additional duties as assigned by QC supervisors or management with minimal supervision Quality control of parts to determine whether they need to be repaired or replaced List parts to be replaced referring to the manufacturer’s manuals and diagrams Operates devices to comply with test requirements and to perform data acquisition and analysis using testing equipment including but not limited to micrometers, calipers, etc Document inspections, test results, repair work done and parts replaced for proper billing and record upkeep Ensure the yard and shop spaces are clean and organized Ensure that all equipment is clean and in good working order Safely operate forklift to move equipment around the yard Participate in all required meetings, training and development activities Ability to communicate, including ability to read, write, and speak English and to promptly follow verbal and written directions in English

Requirements

Ability to use a variety of hand and power tools to perform a range of mechanically oriented functions including independent use of heavy-duty handheld and long-handled tools
Ability to safely navigate the yard and shop work sites with occasional walking, climbing, standing, stepping, etc. during normal operating conditions (day/night, outdoor hot/cold weather)
Ability to operate heavy equipment
Lift and carry 50 pounds independently while walking on uneven surfaces
Bend, stoop, kneel, twist, and crawl occasionally during visits to field and operational work areas
Demonstrate clear written and verbal communication skills including ability to promptly give, and follow, directions when working with others and ability to interact productively with coworkers and third parties
Basic computer skills in Microsoft Office
Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at all designated times
Willing to be on call after hours, work extended schedules, including extra days, occasional nights, weekends and holidays.
High school diploma or GED equivalent
Proficient in two of the three QC functions : (1) lower end process, (2) power section process, and (3) Inbound/Fix bend process, OR 18+ months experience in MSD Motor Shop QA/QC or Quality Tech position, OR 3+ years of external QA/QC/Motor Shop experience

Nice To Haves

Quality control experience with vector gauges and RA meter and other measurement equipment
Knowledge of API and TH Hill industry standards.
Certified Mechanical Inspector, Continuous Quality Improvement, and Six Sigma Green Belt Certification preferred.
Ability to work independently while adhering to expected deadline schedules.

Responsibilities

Trouble shoot and diagnose the problem of equipment brought to the maintenance shop
Perform detailed inspections on tools, assemblies, and equipment with minimal supervision
Use advanced measuring equipment confidently
Reads , interprets, writes, and complies with technical data including Service Instructions, Bulletins and other applicable documents as directed by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) or MSD tool instructions
Train and mentor entry-level Quality Technicians
Communicate effectively with production, maintenance, and engineering teams
Perform additional duties as assigned by QC supervisors or management with minimal supervision
Quality control of parts to determine whether they need to be repaired or replaced
List parts to be replaced referring to the manufacturer’s manuals and diagrams
Operates devices to comply with test requirements and to perform data acquisition and analysis using testing equipment including but not limited to micrometers, calipers, etc
Document inspections, test results, repair work done and parts replaced for proper billing and record upkeep
Ensure the yard and shop spaces are clean and organized
Ensure that all equipment is clean and in good working order
Safely operate forklift to move equipment around the yard
Participate in all required meetings, training and development activities
Ability to communicate, including ability to read, write, and speak English and to promptly follow verbal and written directions in English