Find & Apply For Quality Control Systems Manager Jobs in Taylor, Michigan

Our client is searching for a Quality Engineer for their Taylor, MI facility. This position is a 1st shift (8a-5p), Monday-Friday with possible overtime, $31.00-$35.00 per hour based on knowledge and experience. The purpose of this job is to support the Quality Manager with customer requirements, corrective action and PPAP's.

Essential Functions of Job:

The essential functions of the job include: Manage quality control and quality assurance function daily basis to make sure the quality and delivery of the product on time. Support new program development APQP activities throughout the life cycle of the program including DFMEA, PFMEA, Process Flow, Control Plan, Prototype build, DV/PV validation, standard operator work instructions, check sheets, boundary samples and error-proofing verification samples, Run @ Rate and GP12. Lead and drive PFEMA, Control Plans Measurement Systems, Process Capability studies and Error Proofing activities for new and current program. Serves as interim acting leader when Manager is unavailable. Manage and respond customer complaints and contain within 24 hours with containment plan. Maintain adherence to company policies, safety, ergonomics, environmental standards and good housekeeping practices like 5S. Lead corrective action teams using problem solving tools (such as 8-D, 5 Why, Fishbone, DMIAC) for customer, supplier, and internal concerns. Manage/Reviews suppliers/customers PPAPs and to make sure all PPAPs submissions meet customer specific requirements.

Conducts and support quality audits:

Customer specifics, Process & Product audit, LPA, Internal audits regularly basis. Responsible for Part's IMDS submission and approval. Lead and drive daily scrap review meeting, material disposition and continuous improvement projects. Supervise and manage incoming inspection per inspection agreement daily basis. Manage & assign daily tasks to QC technicians. Responsible for corporate and department KPI deliverables to be completed on a monthly basis. Leads training of internal staff along with our functions on policy procedures, standard work instructions & GP12 & containment Work instructions. Conduct special assignments as required by management. Skills required to carry out the essential functions include the ability to: Knowledge of

IATF16949

2016, ISO and TS16949 quality systems. Experience working with automotive customers submitting PPAP documentation. Knowledge of SPC, Gage R&R studies, and Minitab. Understanding of problem solving tools (8-D, 5 Why's, and Fishbone Analysis). Advanced Product Quality Planning and Management (APQP) & PPAP. Product Development Timing Management. Drawing interpretation & GD&T. Inspection method and sampling size verification. 8D analysis, Immediate/Permanent corrective action planning & verification. Quality audit, MSA, SPC study result verification.

PFMEA, C/PLAN

review and verification. Data summarizing, Analyzing and reporting. Strong written and verbal communication. English required; other language a plus Equipment operated as part of the essential functions: (includes but is not limited to) Various hand and measurement tools, quality related equipment, overhead crane, forklift truck, telephone and computer and related technology. Attendance/Hours required as part of the essential functions: Full time, 40 hour, 5 day work week. Overtime to accommodate production schedules may be required. Physical requirements which are part of the essential functions: Standing, sitting, moving, climbing, lifting up to 50 lbs, push/pull up to 50 lbs, bending, stooping hearing or equivalent, sight-visual acuity. Manual dexterity required for operating machinery and computers including fine, highly controlled muscular movements to adjust the position of a control mechanism; skillful, controlled manipulations of small objects; coordinating the movement of more than one limb simultaneously and bending or stooping repeatedly or continually over time.