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M
Mack
Quality Auditor - 1st Shift
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What they do
An Auditor examines records to determine the financial status of a company or organization. Inspects accounts and account books, prepares reports on the accuracy of internal financial records and accounting procedures.
$67,295 / year median in Vermont
-4% projected decline
Job Description
Ensures that parts are in compliance with customer specifications and ISO requirements and/or customer component quality requirements; Utilizes measuring devices and applies basic mathematical equations; Performs minor product repairs; Ensures consistency of product quality and identification information prior to shipment to internal or external customer; Properly labels, identifies inspection status, and stores in accepted product per applicable ISO procedures; Processes part requisitions and accurately enters inventory transactions on computer system; May disposition rejected parts as directed by materials group or MRB; Performs cycle counting as required to maintain 98% inventory accuracy; See, reads, and follows work instructions, safety procedures, and completes various reports and forms; Maintains open lines of communication regarding quality issues within assigned department as well as other departments, including various logs and reports. Follows up on issues; Performs a variety of quality tests and product verification procedures; Recommends to management any required modifications to work instructions and assists with training; Initiates ISO quality documentation (temporary deviation, DVQR change forms, NPMR, other information system changes, etc.) for approval, and follows up as appropriate; Complies with all company policies and procedures; Maintains good attendance, flexibility in job assignments, adaptable to changing business needs, and continually learns and applies new skills; Works with co-workers in a safe, professional, and cooperative manner; Meets minimum physical/mental demand levels with or without reasonable accommodation; Trains others on knowledge and skills mastered; Other duties as assigned.