Quality Control Technician

Overview

Inspect equipment, ensure quality standards, document, and test before shipment

Key Responsibilities

• inspection reporting
• quality control
• calibration
• statistical data
• gauge measurement
• blueprint review

Tasks

-Recording inspection results by completing reports, summarizing re-works and wastes and inputting data into quality database -Reading and interpreting engineering drawings and radiographs -Complete all quality control paperwork and sign off -Test drive/brake check all equipment -Collecting and compiling statistical quality data -Determining the causes of product defects and reworks -Move equipment in and out of the shop and organize yard of finished product and new arrivals. -Using gauges such as calipers and micrometers to measure products -Photograph units for documentation -Checking that the assembly or production line adheres to standards and procedures and complying with legal requirements -Ensure all manufacturing paperwork is properly filled out and correct if needed -Reviewing blueprints and specifications to compare to produced goods -Verifying all equipment is calibrated correctly -Inspecting output samples using industry-appropriate methods, such as comparing standards, measuring dimensions and examining functionality -Perform inspections on equipment throughout the production process. -Keeping measurement equipment operating accurately by following calibration requirements and calling for repairs

Requirements

• computer skills
• visual acuity
• quality control
• problem solving
• measuring tools
• blueprint reading

What You Bring

-Basic computer and math skills to calibrate and measure specifications -Travel: Very minimal to none -Good written and verbal communication skills -Visual Acuity: Normal visual acuity and the ability to distinguish colors are necessary for identifying defects and ensuring product quality -1-2 years of industry experience, 1-2 years of quality control experience preferred. -Dexterity: Good hand-eye coordination and the ability to use hands and fingers to handle or feel objects, tools, or controls. -Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills -Standing and Walking: Inspectors often need to stand or walk for extended periods while inspecting products or overseeing production processes. -Up-to-date knowledge of federal and industry standards and best practices -Ability to use measuring devices like gauges, meters, calipers and computers -Blueprint reading capabilities -Documentation and reporting skills -Lifting: The ability to lift up to 40-50 pounds is commonly required. -In-depth understanding of company standards -Understanding of target market and consumer needs -Keen attention to detail -Comfortable standing or walking for long periods of time -Reaching and Bending: Inspectors may need to squat, reach above shoulder level, reach at or below shoulder level, kneel, twist, and bend at the neck and waist. -High school diploma or equivalent required.

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Benefits

-Employees are eligible on the 1st of the month following 30 days of employment: -Pay: This is a non-exempt, hourly position and employees are paid on a bi-weekly basis -Employees are eligible for the following benefits as of their first day of employment: -401(k) with partial company match -Flexible Spending Accounts for Health-related expenses as well as Dependent Care related expenses -Wage Expectations: $26.00 – 33.00 hourly -Voluntary Life Insurance for Employees, their spouse (or domestic partner), and their children -100% vested immediately. -9 Paid Holidays -Upon the Completion of 90 days employees are eligible for: -Company Paid Life Insurance Policy for each full-time employee in the amount of $20,000.00.

About Federal Signal Corporation

-Founded with a mission to provide innovative safety solutions for a range of industries. -Specializes in manufacturing equipment for emergency vehicles, construction, utilities, and public safety. -Has a rich legacy of serving sectors that prioritize safety, with cutting-edge technology designed to enhance visibility and communication. -Known for its advanced signaling systems, including lightbars, sirens, and beacons, used by first responders globally. -The company’s products also extend to municipal services, military, and energy industries. -Regularly engages in high-visibility projects aimed at improving safety on construction sites, roadways, and public spaces. -Standout innovations include advanced communication systems for emergency vehicles and public alert systems. -Operates across multiple continents, offering global service and support for its specialized products.

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