Quality Control Supervisor

Curtiss-Wright Corporation•East Farmingdale, NY

7d•$80,000 - $105,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Control Supervisor provides supervision and direction for manufacturing inspection and test functions at Target Rock. The role coordinates inspection activities such as hardness testing, alloy verification, nondestructive examination (NDE), and other material processing, and works with Production Control, Assembly and Test, Purchasing, Quality Engineering, and Engineering to support scheduling, projects, improvement objectives, and product quality reviews. The position is located in East Farmingdale, New York.

Requirements

Ten years of experience in Manufacturing Quality Control.
Associate degree, or high school diploma with ten years of inspection supervisory experience.
Must be a U.S. citizen.

Responsibilities

Monitor inspections in progress and verify that appropriate inspection methods are being applied to obtain accurate results.
Assign inspection work to personnel with the appropriate training and job knowledge to meet procedures, specifications, and inspection requirements.
Initiate cross-training and initial training programs covering manufacturing inspection.
Review daily time charges and attendance, and schedule overtime.
Develop inspection work schedules based on priorities; review shop loading reports and address obstacles, hold points, and conflicts.
Resolve procedure, employee, and inspection-method conflicts.
Develop inspection methods, including designing tools, purchasing equipment, and preparing Appropriation Requests.
Maintain a continuous process improvement program, including weekly inspector training, procedure and equipment reviews, and effective communication and feedback with inspectors and relevant teams.
Develop and maintain employee development and participation programs.
Ensure prompt resolution of conditions that adversely affect quality.
Periodically review documentation.
Recommend improvements, equipment, and manpower requirements to the manager.
Maintain calibration activities, ensure procedures and results are correct, review calibration frequency and gauge needs and usage, and ensure procedural compliance.
Monitor NDE workload, set scheduling and workload priorities, and periodically review performance and procedure adherence.
Supervise final inspection review schedules and priorities; interact with customers and contract administrators and monitor performance and adherence to procedures and job requirements.
Evaluate inspection results.
Analyze root causes of product and process deficiencies.
Maintain work schedules, vacation time, and back-shift coverage.
Provide training on inspection applications and geometric tolerance verification.
Provide quotations for inspection hours on new jobs.
Respond to customer concerns and findings.
Perform additional responsibilities as assigned by the Supervisor.