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Mercury Marine
Quality Technician
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A Quality Technician inspects products to assure compliance with given standards including durability , functionality, quality, and safety.
$43,900 / year median in Wisconsin
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Innovation is the heart of Brunswick. See how your contributions will help transform vision into reality: : As a Quality Technician on the Mercury Racing team, you will provide strategic and tactical support to Operations, Engineering and Procurement by executing various quality activities as outlined below. At Brunswick, we have passion for our work and a distinct ability to deliver. Perform supplier/sister plant development activities, driving Corrective Actions, elimination of errors and improvement of efficiency. Complete internal auditing to ISO standard. Troubleshoot particularly complex or troublesome production problems and drive corrective action. Support enterprise Nonconforming Material Process as Required. Conduct Part containment, MRB review, internal/external supplier notification, part disposition and subsequent corrective actions. Organize and direct quality spill and containment activities for both internal and external sources. Creation of standardized work instructions, quality alerts and applicable training for engine/component assembly. Lead role in ensuring plant wide tool calibration is conducted in a timely manner. Engage with the global supply base/Internal operations to assist in developing and ensuring that all direct purchased materials meet specification requirements, and do so over time to eliminate line downs, project delays, recalls, or other quality failures resulting in customer dissatisfaction. Diversity of thought and experiences is fundamental when imagining the unimaginable. Certain skillsets/experiences are necessary; however, others can be developed along the way. High school diploma or GED 2 years of relevant experience in manufacturing, operations, or quality engineering Familiarity with GD&T and the ability to read & understand blueprints, tolerances and symbols Understanding of quality concepts: basic quality tools and problem-solving techniques Knowledge of Advanced Quality Planning to support the Product Development process (PPAP) Working knowledge Of