What are the responsibilities and job description for the QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN position at Custom Truck One Source?
Summary
Quality Control tech is responsible for all quality checks of equipment before departure of site.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Quality Control tech is responsible for all quality checks of equipment before departure of site.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
- Conduct visual and mechanical inspection and dielectric test, and tests on unit to ensure finished product quality and performance.
- Document and report quality assurance issues.
- Assure ongoing compliance with safety, quality, and industry requirements.
- Responsible for ensuring the units standard of quality including reliability, usability, and performance.
- Prepare unit for delivery to customer.
- Record data from test procedures and inspections
- Support Quality Control manager on data and documentation of defects to resolve solution of deficiency.
- Able to troubleshoot and repair warranty issues pertaining to the unit.
- Complies with company’s safety, quality procedures and policies.
- Quality inspection and testing experience (3 yrs. )
- Knowledge of tools: hand tools and gauges
- Computer skills
- Knowledge of some hydraulics and electrical wiring
- Ability to operate forklift.
- Attention to detail.
- Communication skills- verbal and written.
- Good decision and judgement skills
- Teamwork
- Ability to read and follow customer specifications on finished units.
- Knowledge of weights and measurements
- High School Diploma or GED
- Strong communication skills
- Must be self-sufficient.
- Ability to complete DOT, ANSI Crane or Bucket and Dielectric tests highly desirable.
- Individuals with current crane and bucket certifications are preferred.
- The job is performed under extreme temperature variations and some hazardous conditions.
- Must be able to safely operate equipment at heights up to and exceeding 100 feet.
- Occasional lifting, carrying, pushing, and/or pulling; some climbing and balancing on ladders and platforms of heights above 42”, significant stooping, kneeling, crouching, and/or crawling throughout an 8–12-hour day, and up to 60 hours per week.