Quality Tech II - Days

Chart Industries•Tulsa, OK

11d

About The Position

Chart is seeking a Quality Tech II to support quality activities in a manufacturing environment. The role records and analyzes quality data, evaluates products and processes against standards, recommends improvements to standards and procedures, and handles moderately complex issues under general supervision. The technician uses measurement tools ranging from basic to advanced, such as calipers, micrometers, optical comparators, and CMMs. The position performs basic and advanced quality-control activities, including audits, product inspections, nonconformance reporting, quality documentation revisions, incoming and final inspections, certificates of compliance, quality alerts, process-validation support, and measurement-equipment calibration. It also performs specified Non-Destructive Testing Level I activities, requiring two of three listed testing capabilities. The work is performed in a manufacturing environment with occasional exposure to fumes or airborne particles and moderate to loud noise. The employee regularly stands, walks, and sits; may occasionally lift or move up to 50 pounds; and must be able to perform the stated vision and movement-related tasks. Overtime and weekend hours may be needed.

Requirements

2–5 years of quality technician experience; manufacturing experience is preferred.
Experience reading and interpreting blueprints and work orders.
Intermediate to advanced math skills, including weight measurement, volume, distance, multiplication, division, percentages, and conversions.
Strong attention to detail.
Intermediate computer skills.
Strong time-management skills.
Proven ability to identify, reason through, and solve intermediate nonconformities and deviations.
Ability to work overtime and weekends as needed.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.
ASQ certification or CWI certification.
General to intermediate knowledge of ISO procedures.
Knowledge of or experience working with Chart products.
Welding experience.

Responsibilities

Record relevant quality data.
Analyze data and write summaries to validate or identify deviations from existing standards.
Recommend modifications to existing standards or suggest new standards, methods, and procedures.
Perform work under general supervision and handle moderately complex issues, referring highly complex issues to higher-level staff.
Use basic through advanced tools, including calipers, micrometers, optical comparators, and CMMs.
Perform product, process, and Quality Management System audits.
Process rejected production material from scrap bins in Master Control.
Inspect products for conformance to established quality standards.
Initiate nonconformance reports and revisions to Quality Management System documentation.
Conduct sample receiving inspections on purchased parts.
Issue production-line Certificates of Compliance (CoCs).
Create production Quality Alerts and Bulletins.
Perform assigned activities supporting process validations.
Calibrate measurement equipment.
Inspect incoming material (FAI) and final products.
Perform at least two of the following NDE I activities: film and real-time x-ray evaluations, dye penetration tests, or weld-size inspections.
Perform other duties as assigned.