Quality Technician - 2nd Shift

Your Role on Our Team The Quality Technician II will be responsible for ensuring the quality of all products produced meet agreed upon standards and expectations. This position is the standard bearer for who we are and the obsession we have with being the market leader. A Quality Technician II is charged with overseeing the quality, safety, productivity, and training linked within their assigned team. The ability to effectively communicate to the team is crucial to the continued success and development of the personnel and equipment managed. Through resourcing of timely product inspections, and directing of plant quality technicians, the Quality Technician II position is tasked with the short- and long-term success of the Manufacturing Quality Team. Shift 2nd Shift, Monday-Friday 3:00-11:00pm Responsibilities Key contributor of the manufacturing quality assurance organization by performing daily audits of the manufacturing process to ensure all products and processes are abiding by the specifications and standards set by the leadership teams User of test lab equipment such as tensile/torsion testers, hardness testers, metallurgical equipment (cut/mount/polish, optical and stereo microscopes), and other various test equipment Operate CMM and VMM measuring machines and user of handheld devices such as calipers, micrometers, height/snap/pin gauges and other various devices to support metrology needs Initiate Quality System documentation, such as Inspections, Non-Conforming Material Reports (NCMR's), quality alerts Contribute to the creation of work instructions Complete dimensional inspections of incoming raw material Ability to navigate document repository web page to locate inspection reports, blueprints and other quality documents Participate in gage R&R studies as needed Mentor Quality Technician I personnel and provide guidance to manufacturing operators Effectively communicate across shifts and weekend work within internal teams and cross-functional teams Support Operator instruction/ training on new procedures or techniques Perform basic math; fraction to decimal conversion, arithmetic and units of measure conversion, and basic statistics Consciously abide by all safety policies and procedures to create a safe working environment Other duties as assigned Qualifications High School or GED diploma 2+ years of previous quality experience or 5+ years of manufacturing experience Basic understanding of Microsoft Office Suite, Excel and Microsoft Outlook Excellent oral and written communication skills Ability to navigate technology such as computer, tablet and printer systems Ability to work independently and as part of a team Ability to read blueprints Problem solving abilities, interpersonal skills, and the ability to manage interruptions Proven hands‑on skills and ability to follow detailed instructions is a huge plus Preferred Qualifications Understanding of metrology fundamentals, GD&T Benefits Robust health, dental and vision insurance plans Generous 401(k) savings plan Education assistance On‑site food and coffee service And many more, check out our benefits site Milwaukee Tool is an equal opportunity employer. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Protected Veterans/Disabled #J-18808-Ljbffr