Quality Control Technician

Quality Control Technician Clark‑Reliance® is a world class manufacturing company, serving customers in over 120 countries in the power generation, refining, gas processing, and chemical industries. Clark‑Reliance strives to maintain an environment that nurtures employees and is committed to the development of its workforce. Job Details Position: First shift (7:00 am – 3:30 pm). The Quality Control Technician ensures a product or service meets established quality standards. What We’re Looking For The ideal candidate will be capable of >75% of the Quality Department responsibilities including various non‑destructive tests (NDE), calibration duties, receiving and in‑process inspection duties, documentation collection, management and analysis. Duties and Responsibilities Perform various non‑destructive testing (NDE) and document results. Coordinate testing with team leads, production planners, and product managers. Interpret and implement required testing/inspection requirements. Conduct testing using visible contrast solvent removable dye penetrant (PT), visual examination (VT), visible contrast AC yoke magnetic particle (MT), hardness, ferrite, positive material identification (PMI), X‑ray film/reports (RT). Perform testing and document results in accordance with the company’s procedures, drawings, test equipment capabilities, and sales order requirements. Utilize company inventory and tracking system to confirm testing required. Calibration Duties Create, maintain, and edit data identifying the status of gauges that require calibration. Basic understanding of metrology tools. Basic understanding of blueprints/drawings specifications. Prepare, set, and adapt metrology equipment for use. Maintain a high level of organization, accuracy, attention to detail, and service to machining centers. QC Inspection/Receiving Duties Perform receiving tasks of general inspection, counting, review to material specification and applying part number identification and quality control numbers on received goods and documentation. Assure products are compliant with purchase order requirements. Make quality decisions on whether product is acceptable or rejectable. Write up non‑conforming product per established ISO procedures. Prep and review ASME Code Quality Plans (travelers) for final inspections—assure accuracy and completion of all documentation (e.g., MTRs, test reports). Review and process outsourced NDE documentation (PT, MT, RT). Assist in moving accepted products to stock locations per inventory control requirements. Complete Supplier Dimensional Inspection Reports of received/accepted products per QMS requirements. Document Preparation Duties Collect, organize, create, scan and/or save documents and data. Review supplier documents (e.g., MTRs, certs) for traceable identification numbers, clarity, and legibility. Ensure proper storage of all documentation and accessibility. Review and verify all testing requirements on purchase orders are complete and accurate. Create and attest to certifications, testing, traceability, and conformance of product. Complete and prepare end‑user documentation packets per purchase order. Other Duties Comply with all safety procedures in each area assigned, including protective clothing, special handling of chemicals and products, safety/rescue equipment usage, etc. Interact and communicate effectively with all levels of employees within the company, as well as suppliers, customers, and peers. Comply with policies, procedures, standards and rules of the company. Maintain quality assurance policy consistent with ISO standards. Maintain work area in a clean, orderly and safe manner. Maintain punctual, regular, and consistent attendance. Perform all other job‑related duties as assigned. Required Experience & Education High school diploma or equivalent; able to read, write, and follow verbal instructions in standard English. Five years related manufacturing experience required. One year of non‑destructive testing required. Must be able to read and comprehend documents that define the use of test equipment. One year experience in receiving of inbound products preferred. Understanding of material specifications (e.g., ASME, ASTM). Familiarity with ISO quality management systems required. Working knowledge of calibration tools and inspection equipment preferred. Basic geometric dimension and tolerance experience required. Demonstrated attention to detail, perseverance and troubleshooting. Ability to understand technical specifications. Proficient in MS Office products and Adobe Acrobat preferred. Ability to work and multi‑task with limited supervision. Physical and Technical Environment Must regularly lift or move up to 50 pounds and occasionally lift or move up to 100 pounds, using proper lifting techniques. Regularly required to walk or stand, bend or twist, climb, reach with hands or arms. Must respond to changing requirements and working conditions; utilize small and large tools, hoists, dollies, and other devices when necessary. Exposure to noise, dust, heat and cold on a regular basis. Manual dexterity and mechanical inclination to work with all sizes of machinery and parts. Specific vision requirements include close vision, including passing the Jagger II vision acuity screening. Benefits and Perks 401(k) Employee referral bonus program Tuition reimbursement Career development opportunities Training opportunities Paid holidays Medical, dental, and vision benefit plans Wellness programs Paid vacation Sport leagues Sporting event ticket giveaways Equal Opportunity Employer – M/F/Disabled/Veteran #J-18808-Ljbffr Clark-Reliance®