Rework/Torque Specialist

Polaris•Roseau, MN

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Monitor and audit all torque applications and tools on the production line. The first section below outlines the essential functions of the Torque Specialist job. Torque Specialists must be able to perform these functions, with or without a reasonable accommodation.

Requirements

Experience with DC torque tools
High school diploma or GED equivalency required.
3 years manufacturing experience required.
Have knowledge of powersports products
Candidate must have strong knowledge of computers and the ability to troubleshoot processes, products, and tool issues
Able to be flexible to meet production, quality, and engineering needs
Understanding of torque concepts, torque monitoring equipment, pneumatic, and electric tools
Ability to interpret assembly prints with an understanding of GD&T
Must have working knowledge of Microsoft office (Edge, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc…)
Must be able to manage conflict and solve problems independently
Good organizational, problem-solving, leadership, and communication skills
Ability to work with minimal supervision, possess strong problem-solving skills, and make sound decisions
Candidate must possess strong people skills and must be able to work with others to solve issues
Ability to multitask

Nice To Haves

AA degree in a technical field preferred.

Responsibilities

Use statistical software for data analysis of torque tool rundowns, audits, and certifications
Demonstrate ability to use historical rundown data to improve torque programs
Create and implement new tools programs
Work with IS and controls engineering to integrate tools into network systems
Review torque results and escalate trends or out of spec conditions
Responsible for supporting production lines on all tool related issues
Conduct daily torque audits that comply with static/dynamic audit procedures
Maintain proper labeling for all production tooling
Conduct timely tooling changeovers without causing downtime
Collaborate with ME group for fixture revisions
Adhere to safety and ergonomics when establishing, setting, adjusting, and replacing tools
Assist production with other duties such as RMO support, sorting, inspection, and troubleshooting
Maintain inventory within database for all torque equipment within assigned area
Support rework by setting up and providing tools
Assist group lead with training operators on how to use the provided tools
Communicate with multiple tool suppliers
Make recommendations for process, program, and tool improvements
Work overtime as required and mandated by production schedules
Maintain regular, reliable attendance
Participate in continuous improvement process
Perform duties assigned by Supervisor
Follow all safety rules and regulations strictly and maintain a clean and orderly work area