Torque Tech 2nd shift

Polaris•Huntsville, AL

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for supporting production lines on all tool related issues. This role involves supporting daily torque audits per schedule on A, B and C class joints, complying with static/dynamic audit procedures. The Torque Tech will establish and validate P-Sets per engineering drawings and apply them to the correct torque monitor, and manage/comply with the scheduled calibration program for production tools. They will maintain proper labeling for all production tooling and adhere to safety and ergonomics when establishing, setting, adjusting, and replacing tools. This position will also assist M.E and Q.E with pilot builds, establish/purchase proper tools, and implement fastener run-down strategies with communication with PinPoint. The Torque Tech will set up, maintain, and monitor the torque database and audit route for each model, review torque results, and notify management of any trends or out-of-spec conditions. They will create torque to failure studies and joint analysis per Engineering and QA requests, and assist production with other duties such as RMO support, sorting, inspection, and troubleshooting. Additionally, this role will assist with support of rework by programming tools and creating the audit strategy, train operators on how to use tools and comply with sign-off verification sheets, and communicate with multiple tool suppliers on correct applications of torque tools. The Torque Tech will also assist maintenance with PM and tool repair for all torque tools.

Requirements

Minimum of 6 months experience as a Torque Specialist, or equivalent external experience with DC Torque Tools, required
High school diploma or GED equivalency required.
3-5 years manufacturing experience required.
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
Capable of performing torque auditor duties across all lines.
Understanding of torque concepts, torque monitoring equipment, pneumatic and electric tools.
Good organizational, problem-solving, leadership, and communication skills.
Ability to work with minimal supervision, possess strong problem-solving skills and make sound decisions.
Ability to multitask is essential
Candidate must possess strong people skills and must be able to work with others to solve issues

Nice To Haves

AA degree in a technical field preferred.

Responsibilities

Supporting production lines on all tool related issues
Support daily torque audits per schedule on A, B and C class joints, comply with static/dynamic audit procedures
Establish and validate P-Sets per engineering drawings and apply to correct torque monitor
Manage and comply with scheduled calibration program for production tools
Maintain proper labeling for all production tooling
Adhere to safety and ergonomics when establishing, setting, adjusting and replacing tools
Assist M.E and Q.E with pilot build, Establish/purchase proper tools
Implement fastener run-down strategies and communication with PinPoint
Set up, maintain, and monitor torque database and audit route for each model
Review torque results and notify management of any trends or out of spec conditions
Create torque to failure studies and joint analysis per Engineering and QA requests
Assist production with other duties such as RMO support, sorting, inspection, and troubleshooting
Assist with support of rework by programming tools and creating the audit strategy
Train operators on how to use tools and comply with sign off verification sheet
Communicate with multiple tool suppliers on correct applications of torque tools
Assist maintenance with PM and tool repair for all torque tools