Manufacturing company is seeking a Quality Assurance Programming Technician to create programs to automate product inspection processes on computerized inspection equipment that are used to verify dimension, tolerance, functionality, configuration, aesthetics, surface finish, plating, and material per inspection methods outlined on First Article, On-line, and Final inspection guidelines.
Monday-Friday 6:00am-2:30pm or 7:00am-3:30pm
$35.00-$48.00/hour
Responsibilities:
Coordinate with Tooling personnel on design and configuration of new gages and fixtures to expedite inspection processes.
Evaluate current inspection methods and trends to identify process improvements.
Inspection of, in-process, outsourced, purchased, and modified products following cGMP compliance for Class II medical devices.
Create simple to complex programs to automate mechanical/dimensional inspections for the first article, in-process, and final inspections per blueprints and/or other written specifications on designated inspection equipment such as optical computerized numerically controlled measuring systems.
Calculate and set controls for inspection equipment to regulate proper and most efficient product inspection methods.
Startup and observe the operation of measuring inspection equipment and programs to ensure proper operation and detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance concerns.
Adjust machine controls and program settings as required.
Train employees on all automated and mechanical inspection equipment.
Identify and provide direction on improving inspection methods, including gages and fixtures to expedite inspection processes.
Perform simple to complex mechanical/dimensional inspections for the first article, in-process, and final inspections per blueprints and/or other written specifications using designated inspection equipment such as optical computerized numerically controlled measuring systems.
Inspect product within the estimated time requirements.
Document part numbers, lot numbers, quantities, inspection dates, and results, in log entry format to ensure accurate product history records for each product inspection task performed.
Report all non-conforming product(s) to the Quality Manager.
Obtain appropriate inspection gages, fixtures, attachments, accessories, and materials necessary to perform inspections.
Inform machine operators of any out-of-tolerance conditions or acceptability of products based on specification.
Qualifications:
High School Diploma or GED
8+ years of mechanical quality inspection experience and/or education
Keyence IM series or LM Series inspection system programming experience
ANSI Y14.5 Geometric Tolerance and ANSI Z 1.4 Sampling Plan
Proficient in MS Office