Quality Technician I

Dodge Industrial•Franklin, IN

10h•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Technician I is responsible for final inspection of FAA products to return to service, final inspection of OEM products, receiving inspection of purchased components, scans and maintains records, part marking and in-process inspection. Supports calibration of inspection equipment, RCCA for warranties, continuous improvement, internal audits, and ensures products are processed to the highest quality. Utilizes inspection equipment and blueprints ensuring products conform to the product requirements. Understands and interprets OEM Manual repair instructions.

Requirements

1 year of quality engineering experience
High school diploma or a GED at a minimum.
Must be proficient with Microsoft office suite.
Must be able to read and interpret blueprints and approved technical data.
Ability to organize priorities, daily tasks and completed actions on time, in a fast-paced environment.
Must be able to pass DOT/FAA drug screening.
Must be able to pass FAA required vision test
Must be able to write, read and speak English
Must be a U.S. Citizen and be eligible to obtain a US Passport

Nice To Haves

FPI Level II
Technical Degree
Proficient in Excel, organize and analyze data, including pivot tables.
Perform Final Inspection with return to service tags (FAA, CAAC, and JCAB)
Working knowledge of FAR regulations and their applications.
Strong technical background due to experience in different mechanical and technical fields.
Previous experience with airlines, MRO and Repair Station operation companies is a plus.
Knowledge of Quantum ERP software.
The ideal candidate will have a sound understanding of aircraft components with a technical knowledge of rigid tube components and their operating systems.

Responsibilities

Acts proactively supporting safety at all times. Safety is ALWAYS first.
Inspects, tests, and evaluates products and production equipment
Ensures products adhere to quality standards
Collects, analyzes reports data supporting continuous improvement
Supports investigation of warranty returns and/or Customer Concerns (CCN) through RCCA.
Supports internal audit processes to FAA, other regulatory and customer requirements.
Perform return to service inspection, AS9102 FAI inspection, “Return As Is” and Scrap certifications, pressure and flow tests for customer products.
Perform in-process inspection
Perform basic measurement using micrometers, calipers, height gages, bore gages and optical comparators.
Perform dimensional inspections using calipers, micrometers, bore gages and height gages.
Calibrate company and personal tools for product inspection or testing
Maintain Shelf-Life item control.
Interpret drawings, certifications and military/industry specifications.
Scan material certifications and paperwork.
Create rejection notices for non-conforming product
Support MRB activities, achieving optimal disposition of non-conforming material.
Ability to recognize and solve practical problems or issues.
Maintains production router, inspection, x-ray and other records
Ability to communicate and interact with coworkers to develop strong relationships.
Ability to adapt, communicate, be decisive, be dependable, and take initiative.
Perform FPI and other nondestructive testing
Perform part marking including: Chemical Etching, vibro-peening, and/or permanent inking.
Cross train in other Quality duties as necessary.
Ensure hazardous materials are properly labeled, stored, handled for proper disposal.
As required, performs work assignments as directed.