UPS Supply Chain Solutions is currently seeking a QC ASSOCIATE to impact the organization by assembly inspection to include dimensional/positional accuracy. Candidate must have a basic understanding of company policies, methods and procedures.

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

Inspects and reports on manufacturing quality

Inspect incoming materials, packaging and labeling components, work-in-process and final products using basic inspection gauging

Initiate rejection reports for non-conforming materials

Ensuring proper completion of required documentation in accordance with departmental, GMP, and ISO requirements

Performs activities in Quality Control department such as incoming, CQA and final product inspections

Drive process changes, report on quality metrics and ensure proactive measures are taken to achieve quality goals

Document quality issues and performance measures for management review

Document corrective actions and track subsequent follow-up activities

Prepare and present quality status and performance improvements

Initiate rejection reports for non-conforming materials

Identify and champion resolution of quality issues

REQUIREMENTS:

High School diploma or equivalent degree

Minimum of two years experience with inspecting mechanical parts and assemblies

ADDITIONAL SKILLS:

Blueprint and specification reading and interpretation

General instructions (handling, contamination, etc)

Gage/metrology familiarization-usage

Non-conformance processing

P&W Quality System & Procedures

SAP knowledge

BASIC QUALIFICATION:

Acceptable vision

Ability to read

Ability to perform basic math

UPS is an equal opportunity employer. UPS does not discriminate on the basis of race/color/religion/sex/national origin/veteran/disability/age/sexual orientation/gender identity or any other characteristic protected by law

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