QA5 Mfg Gage Coordinator Weekend Days – Federal Ammunition

The Kinetic Group•Anoka, MN

6d•$25 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

As the Gage Coordinator, you will be responsible for ordering and delivering all new in-process inspection, raw material inspection, and various other Quality Assurance gages. You will also oversee necessary changes to gages as approved, and calibrate all gages as required while maintaining accurate gage calibration records. This position reports to the Quality Assurance Manager and is based out of our Anoka Location.

Requirements

High School diploma or GED
Experience, knowledge and understanding of current inspection/ballistic test methods, procedures and equipment
Excellent verbal and written communication/documentation skills
Ability to utilize computer hardware and software
Blueprint reading skills
Good problem-solving skills
Able to work in an efficient and cooperative manner
No disciplinary action at a Report of Conference level or above in the last 12 months

Nice To Haves

Experience and knowledge in building and repairing gages is desirable
Post High School education desirable in any applicable field of study
Understanding of SPC methods
Metrology training or experience
Good safety record

Responsibilities

Collects information for requested gages from supervisors or engineering staff, determines availability within company and initiates and follows through on new gage orders as necessary.
Ensures that any necessary changes are made to gages already in existence to reflect approved product and/or inspection changes.
Builds new gages as parts are received from Machine Shop.
Cleans and calibrates all gages and weight scales in Shotshell, Rimfire, Centerfire, and Primer Plant.
Repairs or rebuilds damages or worn gages.
Orders all spare parts needed for gage repair.
Works with engineers and production in design of gages.
Uses PC for keeping gage calibration, cleaning and repair records.
Coordinates efforts with personnel in other departments to effectively complete work within established guidelines.
Observes and enforces all safety and housekeeping rules and takes corrective action on unsafe conditions or potential safety hazards.
Inspects tools and machine parts made by outside vendors or in-plant machine shop against blueprints using numerous inspection instruments.