QUALITY AUDITOR

Quality Auditor (Finishing) 

Two Openings:

2^nd Shift (2PM – 10PM)

3^rd Shift (10PM – 6AM)

ROLE DEFINITION

QUALITY AUDITOR 

SCOPE & AUTHORITY

REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS

• The Position reports to the Quality Supervisor    
• Direct reports: None

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Set-up or approve production gages per ISO Standards.
• Conducts final audit acceptance sampling on FLEX-SIL, ACE-SIL, CELLFORCE, and Polyethylene material as it is produced, compares results to allowed tolerances.
• Audits packaged material prior to shipment to ensure label is correct and packaging meets specs.  Approves acceptable cartons.
• Assists or performs various process and product studies as requested by QC Manager.  (Ex. mat compression, piece count, machine capabilities.)  
• Assists in production of samples for sales and delivers same to lab for testing.

• Mindful of cost reduction needs and contributes where possible without sacrificing quality.
• Assists in the collecting, measuring and recording data for Certificates of Conformance.
• Actively participates in quality programs and supports lean initiatives plant wide
• Issues period rework report. (scrap, rework)
• Other duties may be assigned as needed by Quality Supervisor and/or PFT Management Team

Safety ES&H

• Understand the importance of conformance to the environmental policy procedures and the requirements of the EMS.
• Understand the environmental impacts associated with their work activities and the environmental benefits 
• of improved personal performance.
• Understand their role in achieving conformance with the environmental policy, relevant procedures, 

and the requirements of the EMS, including emergency preparedness and response

• Understand the potential consequences of deviation from specified operating procedures.
• Comply with all environmental, safety, and health rules, policies, and programs established by the company to the extent of training received.
• Immediately, report any accidents and releases to the Supervisor
• Recognize that adhering to job responsibilities and procedures regarding environmental, health, and safety is a condition of employment.

Physical Requirements

• Regularly required to stand for a period of time, bending, and pulling/pushing, reaching, stooping/kneeling and twisting, walk routinely on the production floor as well as moving about in an office and laboratory environment. Some physical lifting involved generally < 50lbs.
• Occasionally sitting and climbing. 

Education and Experience

High School Diploma (or GED).  Previous Quality experience in a manufacturing setting is desirable.