Quality Auditor

Horton, Inc•Britton, SD

6d•$24•Onsite

About The Position

Horton, Inc. has an opening for a 1st shift Quality Auditor to work in our Britton, South Dakota location. The standard hours are 7:00 am - 3:30 pm Monday-Friday, with overtime, as needed. The starting pay is $23.69 minimum per hour and depends on experience. With general guidance from the Quality Manager, the employee uses knowledge of production processes and quality tools to continuously improve technical aspects of quality assurance. Statistical techniques, standard measures and methods, training materials, software, and gauging to meet customer requirements in quality and delivery at the most favorable cost.

Requirements

The position requires skills and knowledge consistent with that of two years of college or trade school or equivalent.
Note: Equivalent education equals 2 years of closely related experience for 1 year of education in applicable field.
Good communication skills.
Strong attention to detail is critical.
Proficiency with Microsoft office Suite.
Strong mechanical aptitude is paramount.
Must be authorized to work in the United States. No Visa sponsorship provided now or in the future for this position.

Nice To Haves

Previous Quality experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

Performs inspection functions as directed by manager.
Performs bearing quality checks that include, Checking the seals to make sure there are no bumps or protrusions; Verifying that the inside of the bearing spins; Checking for rust, scratches or dents.
Use air gage for measurements.
Inputs data into SPC Software for part traceability.
Packages and preparing units to be used in Mainline Assembly and Reman.
Uses a printer to print labels that indicate information such as date, date code number, quantity of bearings, and the employees initials.
Attaches all identifying labels and serial numbers. (If required)
Boxes finished bearings and packs boxes per standard operating procedure.
Uses hand cart/material handling equipment, such as Stand-Up Forklift, to move finished goods to the assembly line shipping area and places in proper location.
Conducts assembly process audits as directed by Quality Manager
Utilize product knowledge and inspection equipment to verify conformance to customer requirements.
Assembly/ODW inspections.
Document and communicate results of findings.
Perform Receiving Inspections
Conducting inspections of purchased incoming material using inspection equipment.
Review incoming shipping damage.
Interpret and record data.
Put away material certificates from suppliers.
Work with suppliers to support manufacturing processes and improvements.
Month End Scrap Accruals.
Perform Shipping Inspections
Audits shipping labeling, packaging, and paint.
Other special duties and responsibilities as assigned