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The position involves making recommendations to the Manager and Production leaders based on observations and findings. The individual will be responsible for accurately recording test information on the computer and in neatly written shift reports. Close collaboration with front line operators and production supervisors is essential to advise when adjustments are needed. The role requires notifying the supervisor when inspection data exceeds acceptable limits or when major incidents of poor quality are noted. Following procedures for containments and placing defective drums on HOLD is crucial. The individual will also aid in planning, promoting, and organizing training activities related to product quality and reliability. There may be a requirement to assist with testing on samples and special situations. All duties must be performed in a safe manner, consistent with company safety rules. Conducting UN performance testing, completing appropriate documentation, and maintaining records to satisfy contractual, statutory, and regulatory requirements are also part of the job. The individual will perform incoming, in-process, and final inspections to verify process and product quality, developing and demonstrating knowledge and understanding of established quality policies, procedures, and instructions. Various other duties and special projects may be assigned, and the individual will provide backup support for the SHEQ manager.