Quality Auditor

Caterpillar•Athens, GA

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About The Position

As a Quality Auditor at Caterpillar Inc., you will perform product audit functions on excavators and tractors. You will conduct quality inspections at quality gates or during pre-delivery inspection, using inspection checklists, procedures, and provided tools and equipment. The role includes checking products against specifications, gathering data, documenting quality issues in a computer system, and flagging defects for repair. You may also use lifting devices to move heavy components weighing more than 35 pounds. This is an hourly, second-shift position in Athens, Georgia. The entry wage is $22.19 per hour, including an 8% shift differential; the stated summary pay range is $20.55–$25.65. Overtime may be required as needed to support business needs. Applicants are encouraged to attach a resume. Any offer is conditioned on successfully completing a drug screen.

Requirements

Manufacturing experience.
Basic computer skills.
Willingness and ability to stand for prolonged periods.
Willingness and ability to perform repetitive operations.
Willingness and ability to lift up to 35 pounds.

Nice To Haves

Previous quality experience in a manufacturing environment.
Intermediate proficiency in SAP, with the ability to function independently.
Intermediate proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Experience with inspection tools and product auditing processes.
Progressive movement to higher-level responsibility positions.
Strong working knowledge of assembly and manufacturing practices.
Advanced problem-solving and troubleshooting ability.
Ability to follow Standard Work and BIQ (Built In Quality).
Effective communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to multitask and prioritize work.
Heavy equipment machine assembly experience with tractors or excavators.

Responsibilities

Perform quality inspections based on checklists of inspection points and procedures.
Complete inspections using provided checklists and tooling, including static tools, dry leak testing, cab electrical tests, and templates.
Perform overall quality inspections at quality gates or during pre-delivery inspection.
Use lifting devices to move heavy components weighing more than 35 pounds.
Inspect products to ensure they meet specifications.
Gather data from tools and tooling systems.
Document quality issues in a computer system and flag defects for repair.