Wax Process Auditor

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Redmond, OR

About The Position

MISSION: Inspect wax components in all stages of manufacturing (internal and external) to determine compliance with written work instructions. Identify defects, send the patterns back to the proper teams for correction, and document the problems found. Improve the process knowledge and skills of wax employees by working with and providing feedback on findings, proper methods, and written procedures. Monitor equipment used in the wax process to verify compliance with written operating instructions as required. Record process data for use by engineers, manufacturing management and employees on the shop floor. Help generate solutions to process issues and to assist in the revision of process documentation. PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES: Audit of Product: Objective: Inspect completed wax patterns and wax components throughout the wax process for visual defects and violations of work instructions. Essential Job Functions: Performs visual inspection of product for defects vs quality standards using tools such as (but not limited to) radius gauges, levels, lights, and mirrors. Compares product to written work instructions to assure completeness. Records observations in the computer database for use by engineers and manufacturing supervision as well as written feedback to give to operators. Completes and submits a process variance notice where applicable. Gives personal feedback to operators on defects found and applicable work instructions. May meet with team members and staff to point out chronic problems and lead in seeking a solution. Ensures all paperwork is completed and filed per plant requirements. May require obtaining an Inspection Stamp. Reviews, repairs, and corrects non-conforming product when required. Audit of Process: Objective: Audit operations in the wax area to verify compliance to written work instructions as required. Essential Job Functions: Works with operators and observes how the process is performed, relative to the technique card and other applicable documentation. Records observations in the computer database for use by engineers and manufacturing supervision. Alerts supervision to situations that would make it impossible for operators to follow written instructions. (mechanical problems, outdated instructions, etc.) Assists in document revision. Completes and submits a process variance notice where applicable. Gives personal feedback to operators on deviations found and applicable work instructions. May meet with team to point out chronic problems and lead in seeking a solution. May use measurement tools as required. Special Projects: Objective: Assist other areas as required in activities necessary to complete a special project. Essential Job Functions: Ability to work a flexible schedule. Ability to work with non-wax employees in areas outside of wax. Ability to repair non-conforming product D.Safety: Objective: Work in a safe manner. Alert other employees who place themselves in an unsafe situation. Essential Job Functions: Suggest changes to documentation which will ensure worker safety. Alert supervision to unsafe situations. Qualifications:

Requirements

Passing visual test (NDT 30)
Ability to read and follow complex written instructions in English.
Ability to work independently, plan time and solve problems with a minimum amount of
Ability to communicate and work effectively with others.
Ability to deescalate tense situations and foster cooperation between inspectors and assemblers.
Good manual dexterity and visual accuracy; ability to attend to details.
May require travel for training purposes.

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of assembly PCP’s, SOP’s, tech card requirements and code sheets.
Ability to read and speak in foreign languages.
Prior inspection experience.
Prior wax experience in cleaning/pattern finishing, pattern assembly, or pattern gating.
Use of hand tools and measurement devices.
Process auditing.
Facilitation skills.

Responsibilities

Inspect completed wax patterns and wax components throughout the wax process for visual defects and violations of work instructions.
Perform visual inspection of product for defects vs quality standards using tools such as (but not limited to) radius gauges, levels, lights, and mirrors.
Compare product to written work instructions to assure completeness.
Record observations in the computer database for use by engineers and manufacturing supervision as well as written feedback to give to operators.
Complete and submit a process variance notice where applicable.
Give personal feedback to operators on defects found and applicable work instructions.
Meet with team members and staff to point out chronic problems and lead in seeking a solution.
Ensure all paperwork is completed and filed per plant requirements.
Obtain an Inspection Stamp.
Review, repair, and correct non-conforming product when required.
Audit operations in the wax area to verify compliance to written work instructions as required.
Work with operators and observe how the process is performed, relative to the technique card and other applicable documentation.
Alert supervision to situations that would make it impossible for operators to follow written instructions.
Assist in document revision.
Assist other areas as required in activities necessary to complete a special project.
Work in a safe manner.
Alert other employees who place themselves in an unsafe situation.
Suggest changes to documentation which will ensure worker safety.