Technology Quality Technician

The Technology Quality Technician is responsible for conducting quality control activities, including inspections, tests and results reporting. The Technology Quality Technician combines practical skills with understanding of the overall Quality Management System and the impact of nonconformances on the performance of equipment and systems. Inspect documentation, parts, components, materials, subassemblies and equipment against stated specifications, using measurement systems with valid calibration and acceptable repeatability and reproducibility. Comply with applicable inspection procedures and standard work. Assist in designing tests and fixtures and their set-up. Ensure all inspection and test activities are conducted safely. Participate in creation and review of Hazard Analysis and Risk Control for these activities. When authorized, perform calibration of measurement systems. Be familiar with inspection and test procedures, standard work and test plans, and provide input to continuously improve them. Document the results of inspections and tests. Verify the stability of results over time, as feasible. Use the guiding principles and tools of the Manufacturing System to drive continuous improvement, wherever applicable.

Key Responsibilities
Perform inspections on machined metal parts (primarily tubular components, under 8 inches diameter and up to ~5 feet long)
Conduct manual inspections
Use inspection equipment including calipers, micrometers, thread gauges, plug gauges, and similar measurement tools
Interpret mechanical drawings and specifications
Document inspection results and communicate findings, including nonconformances
Collaborate with engineers on inspection outcomes

Required Experience & Skills
Must-Have:
Mechanical dimensional inspection experience
Hands-on experience using manual inspection tools such as calipers, micrometers, thread gauges, and plug gauges
Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings
Hands-on dimensional inspection experience
Strong attention to detail
Good verbal and written communication skills

Nice-to-Have:
SAP experience
Experience in oil & gas or similar manufacturing environments, but adjacent manufacturing industries are welcome.
The most important qualification is experience performing mechanical dimensional inspections. General QA/QC experience without mechanical inspection experience is less relevant for this role.

Required Years of Experience
2-3 years of mechanical dimensional inspection experience

Education
High school diploma or GED required
Technical school, trade school, or vocational training related to manufacturing, machining, quality, or inspection preferred

Shift / Hours
1st Shift: 6:00 AM - 2:30 PM, Monday - Friday
Occasional overtime may be available on an ad hoc basis, particularly during peak business periods, but is not expected to be routine.

Interviews
In-person interview before final decision

Enable Skills-Based Hiring: No

Worker Training Location
Location

Is this role bonus eligible
No

Is this for a Pre-identified Candidate
No

Please provide Pre-identified Candidate details
First & Last Name: Phone Number: Email Address: Pay Rate:

Is this a Casual Worker
No

Please enter in Shift, Shift Premiums, Hours and Rotation Specifics for this role
1st shift 6:00 to 2:30 PM M-F. No shift Diff