Quality Technician II – Night Shift (M-F)

Rain Bird Corporation•Tucson, AZ

About The Position

The Quality Technician II is responsible for the quality of molded parts in accordance with established quality standards and procedures. The role performs first-article and in-process inspections, releases finished products, and uses Statistical Process Controls (SPC). The technician communicates non-conforming materials to production personnel, analyzes defective parts, and provides feedback to Production. The role also works with Engineering and Manufacturing on mold validations, materials, and vendor-related projects to develop solutions, preventive measures, and process improvements.

Requirements

Ability to read and understand drawings, including GD&T.
Understand how to use and apply appropriate inspection tools and equipment for various inspection methods.
Statistical background, such as capability studies and Gage R&R.
Ability to write appropriate work instructions.
Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing tools.
Computer literacy in Microsoft Office tools.
Excellent communication skills, high integrity, and a results-driven approach.
Enthusiastic, hardworking team player.

Nice To Haves

Experience with the InfinityQS SPC system.
CMM, Micro-Vu, or 3D scanner programming or troubleshooting experience.
Experience in Minitab.
Molding experience.
Six Sigma certification.
Proficiency in Excel.
Bilingual in English and Spanish.

Responsibilities

Inspect parts being produced according to established procedures.
Generate Defective Material Reports (DMRs) for non-conforming materials.
Control inventory within MRB.
Complete and interpret SPC charts and histograms, enter inspection data into SPC software, analyze trends, and take action to improve part quality.
Assist with and prepare QAP (Validation) packages.
Create or improve automated measurement programs.
Ensure control plans and associated documentation are maintained.
Monitor and report on quality-related issues, scrap, rework levels, and defective parts per million (DPPM).
Stop production when unacceptable goods or processes are being manufactured.
May assist in training direct labor personnel and others.
Undertake special assignments as required.
Contribute to and participate in continuous improvement activities.