Imagine working for one of the leading contract manufacturers in the world. Trelleborg Healthcare and Medical is located 30 miles from California’s pristine Central Coast. As a premier manufacturer for life-saving medical components, Trelleborg Healthcare and Medical is a forward thinking company. We have been active in our lean manufacturing journey for many years and are advancing towards making our business a showcase of excellence in the medical industry.

Seize this rare opportunity to be part of a healthcare and medical business unit that has been in business for over 100 years, all while enjoying the benefits of living in one of California’s most desired locations!

As a valued Trelleborg team member, you will enjoy:

• Greater opportunity for impact;
• Competitive compensation;
• Outstanding benefits package: Health, Dental, Vision, STD, LTD, Life, 401k;
• Generous paid time off;
• Bonus potential

We currently have an opening for a Quality Engineering Technician. In this role, you will be partnering with Quality Engineers in developing, trouble shooting, standardizing and improving new and existing production methods and procedures for new product release and legacy products. In addition, you will be expected to follow good manufacturing practices (GMP) and principles to help develop and maintain the quality system.

Some of the essential functions include:

• Assists Engineers with the tasks related to the development and/or update of Risk Management FMEA and Hazard Analysis documentation
• Supports Engineering group in development and performance of operational and process qualifications for customer manufacturing processes
• Assists in qualification activities associated with supplier/vendor design characterization requirements for projects, to include audits and assessments
• Performs data analysis, researching, compiling and analyzing information and assists in GR&R activities. Creates measurement system programs, when necessary
• Communicates quality issues to Quality Engineers
• Supports internal and external audit activities
• Supports continuous improvement methods to help achieve company goals for a robust and effective system.
• Performs product and material testing, as needed.

Required:

• 2 year degree in quality, manufacturing, engineering, or related equivalent experience

Desired:

• 2 years of regulated manufacturing experience.
• Quality certification(s) (e.g. ASQ CQE, CQT, CQA, etc.).
• Class I, II and/or III Medical Device manufacturing experience.
• Other regulated manufacturing industry experience (e.g. Aerospace, Automotive, Defense, Pharmaceutical, etc.)
• Knowledge and experience with GMP/ISO Standards.

Total compensation range $58,000-$70,000

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