This position requires high performance in the following areas: Good Documentation Practices (GDP), maintaining high product quality, minimizing product complaints, wearing and maintaining proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), discerning color differences (no color blindness), and detecting defects in molded components by passing a Defect Awareness Test. The role involves completing daily tasks in accordance with Intertech Medical’s Policies and Procedures, safety rules and regulations, performing inspections of incoming raw materials and in-process manufactured parts, recording inspection data accurately, supporting and following ISO 13485 standards, maintaining work order history files, conducting final release of all history files, identifying and resolving issues with History files including GDP issues, performing general 5S activities daily, participating in and completing complaint investigations, creating, monitoring, and completing non-conforming reports (NCRs), understanding, applying, and auditing material and product traceability, applying basic inspection concepts, techniques, and processes, applying risk assessment and mitigation using corrective and preventive action processes including root cause analysis, and performing other duties and requests as assigned. The role also requires the ability to interpret data including business metrics and technical information (e.g., Blueprints), understanding of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T), assisting engineering with creating and/or modifying tools, inspection programs, and fixtures, inspecting and recording of First Article Inspections (FAI) and daily inspections, the ability to work independently, compiling work orders, creating Certificates of Conformity (CofCs), assisting in troubleshooting inspection equipment, and developing Quick Inspect content.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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