Quality Assurance Technician at Kelsen Refractories U.S.A. Quality Assurance Technician at Kelsen Refractories U.S.A. in Braddock, Pennsylvania Posted in about 22 hours ago.

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full-time Role Description The Quality Assurance Technician at Kelsen Refractories U.S.A. is a full-time, on-site position based in Pittsburgh, PA. This role is responsible for performing routine and specialized quality inspections on raw materials and finished refractory products, following established quality standards and procedures. Day-to-day tasks include conducting dimensional and visual checks, performing tests using laboratory and shop equipment, recording and analyzing test results, and documenting any nonconformities. The technician collaborates with production teams to address quality issues, supports root-cause investigations, and assists in implementing corrective and preventive actions. The role also involves maintaining calibration records, ensuring testing equipment is in proper working order, and contributing to continuous improvement of quality processes and documentation. Qualifications Demonstrated experience in Quality Control and Quality Assurance practices, including inspections, testing, and documentation. Strong Analytical Skills and familiarity with Quality Management principles to interpret data, identify trends, and recommend improvements. Hands-on experience with Calibration of measurement and testing equipment, and maintaining calibration logs. Attention to detail, ability to follow standardized procedures, and commitment to safety in an industrial or manufacturing environment. Effective communication skills and ability to work collaboratively with production, engineering, and management teams. Basic computer skills for entering and managing data in spreadsheets, quality systems, or ERP software. High school diploma or equivalent required; technical certificate or associate degree in a related field (e.g., quality, materials science, industrial technology) is preferred. Prior experience in refractory, ceramics, metals, or similar heavy manufacturing environment is a plus.