Torque Monitor

Avancez•Auburn Hills, MI

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Torque Monitor position is responsible for the control of monitoring, measuring, and documenting manufacturing torque tools to ensure that equipment is suitable for its intended purpose and is capable of producing valid results. This role involves providing Manufacturing Engineering guidance and support to ensure that resultant fastener assembly processes, torque tooling, and equipment will improve throughput, scrap/rework reduction, reduce cost, and improve quality and reliability. The position also requires working with the PC&L team to optimize fastener material flow to the production line, maintaining/updating the Master Torque Matrix, and performing Static Torque Monitoring to monitor the assembly process and facilitate containment activities. Additionally, the role involves maintaining the torque database and equipment records, acting as a liaison with Plant team members to drive lessons learned and best practices, and maintaining the team’s workplace documents to current standards. The Torque Monitor is responsible for 5S in their areas and must be able to perform static pulls (227 per shift), learn quality alerts, corrective action meetings, and reporting tool exchange. A key aspect of this role is maintaining a safe working environment, promoting health and safety, and performing other duties as assigned.

Requirements

High School degree
2+ years in the automotive industry.
Good attendance
General understanding of manufacturing processes.
Good decision-making skills with ability to grasp technical concepts
Computer skills to include Windows applications, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Ability to effectively manage multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines
Strong oral and written communication skills
Good mechanical skills
Demonstrates the ability to follow systems
Understands and practices Ai values
Demonstrates exceptional performance in current job
Desire to continually improve
Treats team members with dignity and respect
Flexibility to work additional and non-routine hours
Initiative to overcome obstacles and get the job done

Responsibilities

Provide Manufacturing Engineering guidance and support to ensure that the resultant fastener assembly processes, torque tooling and equipment will improve throughput, scrap/rework reduction, reduce cost, and improve quality and reliability.
Work with PC&L team to optimize fastener material flow to production line.
Maintain / update Master Torque Matrix.
Perform Static Torque Monitoring to monitor assembly process and facilitate containment activities.
Maintain torque database up to date.
Maintain equipment records by filing documents; updating equipment database.
Act as a liaison and coordinate with Plant team members to make sure that lessons learned from other plants, best practices, and plant goals are driven into the production process.
Maintains team’s workplace documents to the current standards available.
Responsible for 5S for their areas.
Able to Perform static pulls 227 per shift.
Ability to learn quality alerts, corrective action meetings and reporting tool exchange, etc.
Maintains a safe working environment including following up on safety issues until they are resolved.
Promote health and safety in all phases of engineering and launch.
All other duties as assigned.