Exp Quality Technician

Be a part of a team of Quality Engineers that applies its expertise and knowledge in finding innovative, cost-effective means to improve quality output and continuous improvements. You will drive process initiatives that ensures compliance with customer requirements, regulatory agencies, government regulations and engineering specifications while instilling site accountability for governance of the Quality System, product acceptance and product quality.

Key Responsibilities

• Responsible for Supplier development & Quality, Incoming Inspection, resolutions of supplier issues, Supplier Approval audits, supplier performance audits, Supplier performance monitoring, Weekly reporting, etc.
• Critical Machining process knowledge, cleanliness criteria & workmanship standard.
• Interpret blueprints, sketches, drawings, manuals, specifications, or sample part to determine dimensions and tolerances of finished workpiece, sequence of operations, and setup requirements.
• Document, review, and update Core tools like PFD, PFMEA, Control plans. Process capability study.
• Drive and ensure all quality Metrics for compliance for New Products (NPI) or Transitions.
• Monitoring & Analysis of quarantine material, Recovery through Suppliers, Failure Analysis (8D), drive & monitor corrective actions.
• Experience in handling quality measuring equipment like CMM, VMS, Contour tracer, Profile projector, dial bore gauge etc.
• Focal point for Supplier Quality related activities. FAIR approval, PPAP documentation and TRUN.
• Idea generation, Brainstorm solutions, Continuous improvement, Risk analysis
• Coordinate resolution, Process definition, Auditor of process, Regulatory reviews.
• Cost improvement analysis, Drive technical solutions.
• Coordination with cross functional teams.

Education Qualification

Skills / Experience 8 to 10 years of Work Experience in Quality function in Machining, Electromechanical Mfg. Industries.

We Value

Skills Required

Supply Chain, Product Quality, Sap, Fmea, Ppap, Failure Analysis, Six Sigma