Quality Auditor 2nd Shift

Lexington

Summary

Quality auditors ensure that a company's products or services meet specific standards and comply with industry regulations. They develop testing parameters for products, review them for compliance, and assess production procedures. A quality auditor typically oversees a company's quality control team.

Responsibilities

•    Assist with operator training
•    Understand and implement customer and Blue Star part quality standards
•    Perform inspections and sorts per the quality plan
•    Record defects and submit daily reports
•    Perform layered audits of production lines and processes
•    Comply with Safety procedures and guidelines at all times
•    File paperwork accordingly in a timely manner
•    Must participate in problem-solving
•    Effectively communicate with Shift Supervisor, Operators, Auditors, Team Leaders, and members of Management
•    Developing and implementing quality control audit plans.
•    Identifying testing parameters for parts.
•    Evaluating production stages and testing completed parts' composition, appearance, and functionality.
•    Assigning team members to quality audits and overseeing their work.
•    Ensuring that products comply with industry standards.
•    Documenting defects and recommendations for improvement.
•    Preparing and presenting quality audit reports to senior management.
•    Performs other duties as assigned. 

Qualifications

•    Maintain a good attendance record
•    Effective communicator
•    Good organizational skills with the ability to juggle multiple priorities
•    Basic math skills
•    Attention to detail and ability to follow written instructions
•    Able to visually inspect parts and see small details and defects
•    Must be able to use Gauges and Calipers 
•    Willing to work overlapping shifts and occasional overtime
•    Must work well with Production Team Members and Managers
•    May engage in frequent bending, stooping, squatting, pushing, and pulling of parts and part containers

Physical Requirements

•    May be required to sit or stand for long periods
•    Must be able to lift to 50 pounds