Quality Engineerother related Employment listings - Grand Haven, MI at Geebo

Quality Engineer

1st shift in the grand rapids / zeeland area.
Job Duties:

o Supervise support (indirect) staff. Works closely with the assembly teams on the manufacturing floor. Very hands on

o Contain suspect product in regards to engineering changes and customer complaints. Takes necessary steps to drive issue analysis, problem solving, and resolution.

o Root cause analysis through the utilization of quality processes and problem solving tools such 8D, 5 why, DFMEA, PFMEA, Fishbone, etc.

o Coordinates the development of standards and methods for inspection, testing, and evaluation.

o Make timely pro-active and reactive visits to our customer plants.

o Assist in the maintenance of TS16949 certification.

o Statistical Process Control (SPC) and Engineering Change/Process Change.

o Create PPAP/PSO submission packages for supplier components, new colors, tooling changes, etc.

o Engineering change coordination across all functions.

o Participates in new program/manufacturing plant (launch) meetings. Supports the timely completion of all Launch process Quality function deliverables

o Reviews supplier PPAP packages.


Qualifications:

o Prior experience in an automotive tier 1 assembly environment is preferred with experience in multiple commodities. (plastics, metals, trim, mechanisms, etc).

oBachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent preferred.
5-7 years Quality Engineering experience.

o Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

o Familiar with statistical methods (SPC) and mathematical formulas.

o Strong working knowledge of statistical tools/concepts.

o Familiar with reading blue prints, calipers, micrometers, etc.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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