Technician - Quality Assurance

i3 Assembly•Owego, NY

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The quality assurance technician will have primary responsibility for audit and inspection of in process and completed work. This position will confirm mechanical and electrical and data compliance of assemblies and subsystems. This technician will join our quality team of engineers and inspectors and work under the guidance of our quality engineers. They will work closely with engineering, purchasing, manufacturing and other quality personnel.

Requirements

Must have excellent written and verbal skills
Must be able to use Microsoft Excel and Word
Maintains and grows skills and capabilities and stays current with technology advances
Must be able to read technical drawings
Understanding of GD&T
Must be willing to learn new skills
Must be detail oriented
Must be comfortable using technology and computers
Can utilize inspection tools including calipers, micrometers, microscopes, and gages to perform dimensional inspection
Minimum of high school diploma
Must have at least 2 years of experience in quality inspection of electro-mechanical equipment

Nice To Haves

2-year degree in a quality or math field helpful
ASQ certifications helpful
Experience using and programming CMM equipment is helpful.

Responsibilities

Perform in-process and finished goods inspection and test operations
Perform process audits to procedures
Work to ensure compliance with process and procedures
Ensure calibrations are up to date on inspection and test equipment
Record and analyze data
Maintain Statistical Process Control charts
Coordinate teams to resolve process and product quality issues
Identify opportunities for improvement
Perform experiments to aid in evaluation of engineering change proposals
Assist in inspection of incoming materials
May be called upon to train others to inspect parts
Records data and operation completeness in computer systems
Follows procedures
Develops inspection steps for new parts
Performs detailed first article inspection
Should be able to interpret Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) references on mechanical drawings