Quality Technician (2nd Shift)
$47,000–$65,200 year
On-siteFond du Lac, Wisconsin, United States
Job Summary
Maintain quality assurance procedures and standard evaluation methods to ensure product integrity and minimize process variation during outboard assembly operations. Utilize laboratory instruments, calipers, and micrometers to perform dimensional inspections, reduce manufacturing variation, and support non-conforming material processes. Lead or assist in formal problem-solving projects, including corrective action requests, root cause analysis, and design change recommendations via FMEA. Conduct internal audits, document quality issues in shift notes, and communicate standards immediately to supervisors and operators. Perform ISO audits, contribute to quality management system documents, and organize quality spill resolutions.
Required Qualifications
- High School diploma or GED
- Associate degree OR equivalent post high school three or more years of experience with complex assembly operations in a manufacturing setting
- Mechanical aptitude with the ability to reason through problems and suggest workable solutions
- Detail oriented, with the ability to pay very close attention to specifications
- Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations and basic statistics
- Proficient knowledge of PC software including Word, Excel, and Power Point
- Working knowledge of pertinent manufacturing assembly techniques
- Working knowledge of inspection techniques, metrology methods, and print tolerances
- Working proficiency in the use of inspection equipment such as micrometers, gauges, fixtures, etc.
- Possess both verbal and written communication skills to effectively present data and information to management
- Ability to guide supervision in making proper decisions relative to product and process control issues
- Self-motivated with the ability to learn and lead by example, utilizing a good work ethic and a positive attitude
- Excellent organizational, time management, communication, and follow-up skills
- Ability to perform duties independently, consulting supervisor for only occasional exceptions
- Ability to be flexible and able to manage diverse and/or changing priorities and assignments
- Ability to lead, work with, and instruct others in related job functions
- Willingness to work extended hours and weekends, per schedule and as needed
Desired Qualifications
- ASQ – Certified Quality Auditor, Quality Inspector, or Quality Technician
- LSS Green Belt Certification
- Associate's or bachelor's degree in manufacturing, engineering, science, or related field
- Demonstrated history of problem-solving skills and root cause analysis
- Ability to conduct mathematical calculations of moderate complexity
- Ability to organize data, perform statistical process analyses, and draw meaningful conclusions
- Ability to read and understand GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing)
- Strong computer skills including knowledge of software such as Power BI and Power Apps
- Knowledge of manufacturing execution systems such as PINpoint or Pro-Planner
- Knowledge of S.P.C. techniques
- Knowledge of quality tools including Process Mapping, PFMEA, Validation Studies, MSA, and Control Plans
- Experience in Lean Manufacturing and 5S
- Bilingual - ability to speak both English and Spanish
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