Quality Technician (Romer)-1st Shift

Cummins•Mineral Point, WI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Cummins Inc. is seeking a Quality Technician for its facility in Mineral Point, Wisconsin. The role focuses on verifying product quality on the production line, comparing components, materials, equipment, and finished products with technical specifications, and identifying and separating non-conforming items. The technician uses basic and complex measurement techniques and equipment, documents inspection findings in specified systems, and helps ensure traceability and accountability. The position also involves training colleagues in measurement equipment, segregation of non-conforming products, and documentation practices. The technician follows company quality standards, supports continuous improvement under moderate supervision, and contributes to efficient production and consistent product quality. Additional duties include component and assembled-part layout to print, finished-goods audits, responding to quality concerns using a line Romer, supporting the calibration system, assisting with Job Quality Analysis Sheets, recording inspection data legibly, maintaining a safe and orderly work area using 5S, promoting workmanship that meets or exceeds customer expectations, and performing other duties as directed by the Team Leader.

Requirements

High school diploma, certificate of completion of secondary education, or equivalent experience that meets applicable regulations.
Some work experience and intermediate-level knowledge obtained through training or on-the-job experience.
May require licensing for compliance with export controls or sanctions regulations.
Effective communication skills, including the ability to deliver communications suited to different audiences.
Ability to make timely decisions that support organizational progress and efficiency.
Ability to analyze measurement processes and identify and quantify sources of measurement uncertainty across relevant metrology fields.
Proficiency with quality tools and methods such as APQP, FMEA, PPAP, SPC, capability studies, process audits, inspection, and testing.
Ability to lead technical resources and manage laboratory technical and business operations while ensuring compliance with relevant certifications and accreditations.

Responsibilities

Verify final product quality on the production line against technical specifications.
Compare components, materials, equipment, and products with technical specifications to identify defects.
Use basic and complex measurement techniques and equipment to identify and separate products that do not meet specifications.
Document non-conforming products in specified systems to maintain traceability and accountability.
Train colleagues in measurement equipment, segregation of non-conforming products, and documentation.
Follow company quality norms and standards.
Support continuous improvement of production processes and practices under moderate supervision.
Perform component and assembled-part layout in accordance with prints.
Conduct finished-goods audits.
Use the line Romer to address quality concerns.
Support the calibration system for inspection, test equipment, and functional gauges.
Assist with development of Job Quality Analysis Sheets (JQA's).
Legibly document and record data collected on inspection forms.
Keep the work area safe and clean using 5S practices.
Promote quality workmanship that meets or exceeds customer expectations.
Perform other duties as directed by the Team Leader.