Quality Auditor I

EssilorLuxottica Group•Omaha, NE

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About The Position

The Quality Auditor I is responsible for inspecting production and finished products and performing quality control for surfaced and/or cut-and-edge prescription work. The role evaluates lensometer readings, prescription requirements, production work tickets, product cosmetics and alignment, and special customer requirements to ensure products meet first-quality standards and applicable procedures. The position also troubleshoots production quality issues, advises production supervisors and lab management, and helps train and guide less experienced employees. It requires exposure to hazardous substances or chemicals and associated safety training.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent work experience.
Three years of production experience.
Knowledge of ANSI standards applicable to eyewear.
Near vision capability of 20/40 maximum, with or without corrective prescription eyewear.
Ability to lift and/or move up to 25 pounds.
Ability to complete safety training for exposure to one or more hazardous substances or chemicals.

Responsibilities

Inspect production and finished products and perform quality control for surfaced and/or cut-and-edge prescription work.
Read a lensometer and interpret its results and findings.
Interpret customers’ prescription requirements and production work tickets generated by the lab software or operating system.
Apply knowledge of surfacing, finishing, and production activities to recognize and achieve first-quality prescription products with appropriate cosmetics and alignment.
Understand and meet special or unique laboratory customer requirements.
Serve as a quality advisor to production supervisors, lab management, and, as required, the Regional Operations Manager.
Troubleshoot production problems within the area of responsibility to achieve acceptable production quality and service levels.
Ensure compliance with Network Operations Uniform Processing System procedures, including calibration, prescription cosmetics, and product form and fit.
Keep the work area neat, clean, and organized.
Follow company and manufacturer policies and procedures, attendance rules, and safety regulations; maintain confidentiality of proprietary information.
Assist coworkers as needed to keep work current, meet deadlines, and maintain an even workload; cooperate with supervisors and employees and produce acceptable work on time.
Provide training, work direction, and technical guidance to less experienced employees.
Attend in-house or sponsored training meetings when necessary.
Perform other duties as assigned.