Quality Control Technician

Connexion’s mission is to provide "best in class" services to job seekers. We strive to achieve excellence in job placement, staffing, and recruiting services, while treating candidates with the professionalism and respect they deserve.Quality Control Technician IShift: M-F 1st Shift (exact hours, TBD)Notes:Must have skills: Detailed Record Keeping. Must be able to quickly identify errors in records during reviews.Teachable skills: Individual inspection techniques can be taughtOptional skills: able to prioritize competing tasksDesired years of experience: 1 to 3 years / 10 = overqualifiedFrom the manager: “Our team consists of two senior inspectors and a quality engineer. The quality technician role is intended to support the inspectors as we ramp up our production.”100% onsitePay will need to coincide with experience. If they have testing experience (e.g., using Instron to test tensile strength, cleaning and maintaining equipment, calibrating tools), they’d be on the higher end of the pay scale. Less experience = lower rate. No electrical testing. Basic level inspection: Good Doc Practices, maintaining quality records. Needs to read blueprints, drawings, work with tolerances, use measuring tools. Regulated environment experience preferred – they’ll know how critical the docs are. They don’t need extensive regulatory knowledge, but they need to know documentation and accuracy are critical. Computer skills are a must – will be working in Oracle, but other ERPs are ok. Need someone detail oriented & adaptable. Manufacturing Tech titles would ok – so long as they have a baseline of inspection experience. HSD ok. Prefers industry experience over academic background. Years of experience – really more interested in the quality and relevance of experience. Notes say 10 = overqualified, but manager is open to reviewing those candidatesTop 3 skill sets:Detail Oriented and thoroughSolid base using various computer applications (Agile, Oracle, Office etc.)Fundamental Inspection knowledge. How to use measuring tools like calipers, pin gauges, and Optical Comparators and fill out inspection records.Job Description:This position, reporting to Quality Engineering Manager, is responsible for inspection, product lot release, NCMR activities and record maintenance.Primary Responsibilities:Quality Inspection and Product Release: Inspection of incoming components, subassemblies, and finished product. Review and approve all lot history records and sterile load records to ensure product compliance with specifications and regulatory requirements.Quality Records: Ensure that quality records are maintained according to the quality requirements and company SOPNon-conforming Material: Generate and distribute periodic reports and follow-ups. Identify and escalates issues as needed.Testing: May assist in design verification and validation testing for company products in accordance with Company Quality Systems and regulatory requirementsOther Duties as assignedKnowledge, Skills, and Experience (check all that apply):Associate technical degree or equivalent1 year experience in Quality Technician position.Understanding of GMP, 21CFR820, ISO 13485, and MDD1-3 years experience in precision mechanical inspectionAbility to understand schematics, drawing, BOM’s and test processesStrong communication skills (both verbal and written) required.Experience with Oracle or other ERP systems highly desirableAble to interact with peers and able to use computer to process work orders.Proficient with MS Word, Excel, Outlook and basic understanding of SolidWorks.Excellent communications skills (both written and verbal).Ability to work independently or in team setting environment.Ability to lift objects that may weigh up to 30 pounds

Salary : $26 - $36