The Quality Engineer supports the Quality Management System in collaboration with employees, suppliers, and customers. The role leads resolution of quality issues involving plastics blow molding machines and their mechanical, electro-mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, electronic, and software components. The Quality Engineer works with or leads cross-functional teams to resolve product and process nonconformities through root cause analysis, action plans, and engineering changes; provides training and assures compliance with requirements; applies quality core tools and quality management principles; and supports quality objectives and improvements in quality, safety, and productivity. The position applies quality, operations, analytical, project management, and continuous improvement principles to business objectives and data-driven decisions. It analyzes quality, process, productivity, and operational data; plans and monitors improvement projects and corrective actions; evaluates manufacturing processes; and prepares reports, KPI trends, corrective-action status, and recommendations for management and stakeholders. The role collaborates with suppliers and customers, facilitates cross-functional teams, and applies Lean, Six Sigma, statistical, and structured problem-solving methods. The Quality Engineer inspects products and processes, documents and communicates nonconformities, prepares quality records and documents, and uses quality tools including Pareto, SPC, GR&R, and DOE. The position acts as a customer liaison, supports supplier corrective actions, helps develop inspection criteria and plans, represents Quality in design and launch reviews, conducts internal audits, supports management reviews, and evaluates and approves document change requests. It also reviews drawings and schematics, GD&T, process and material specifications, and inspection characteristics; supports KPI measurement; controls documents and records; supports other Uniloy plants in implementing initiatives from the Tecumseh, Michigan headquarters; reinforces safety requirements; and performs other professional duties assigned by the Quality Manager. The work is office-based in an office/manufacturing environment. Occasional exposure to moving equipment, mechanical parts in motion, electrical shock risk, overhead cranes, welding, machining, painting, and other manufacturing hazards may occur. The position requires walking, sitting, standing, bending, driving, reading, seeing, hearing, speaking, concentrating, and communicating.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level