Quality Technician in LaVergne, Tennessee at Talos Engineered Products LLC

The Talos team is made up of dedicated and passionate individuals who take pride in delivering projects with expected results while managing stakeholders expectations and improving lives. A Quality Technician plays a crucial role in the manufacturing process, ensuring that the product meets quality standards for our customers.

• Understand basic aspects of engineering drawings- length, width, bend angle, revision level, title block

• Familiar with the use of calipers, micrometers, and tape measure

• Computer literate and familiar with Microsoft Outlook, Word, & Excel

• Communicate effectively (written & verbal) with team members and cross functional groups

• Determine weld defects using visual inspection

• Create NCP in QT9 without being told

• Able to pull drawings in Vault

• Access documents in QT9- document portal

• Work independently with minimal direction from others. This individual will also be responsible for the training of entry level Quality Inspectors (Quality Inspector I) as needed

• Able to communicate effectively (written & verbal) with SQE’s when needed

• Able to interpret weld spacing call outs

• Able to accurately markup a drawing

• Able to enter scrap in ABAS

• Able to transfer parts in ABAS

• Able to quarantine suspect product by checking stock level and working with inventory

• Be familiar with Lean Manufacturing concepts

• Able to demonstrate the following leadership skills:

• Able and willing to train and mentor class I and class II Quality Inspectors

• Able and willing to set the work pace

• Have positive attitude everyday as defined by leadership and peers

• NCP’s must be clear, concise and include all pertinent information- pictures of defect and highlighted print of defect- anyone should be able to determine the defect based on the information in the NCP

• Able to interpret all aspects of drawings- sectional view, BOM breakdown, models

• Able to fill out First Article Inspection forms

• Able to complete EASE audits

• Able to verify torque with DTC wrench

A Quality Inspector must also be able to demonstrate Quality skills in other departments as well.