Quality Control Associate

We prioritize employee development and growth at SLB. Our employees have access to ongoing training and development opportunities, helping them build their skills and advance their careers.

The Second Shift Assembler will require a strong foundation in various assembling/testing principles, including safety policies and procedures. The ideal candidate will possess a high school diploma or GED, a preference for one-year certificate from technical school/college, and 2 years experience in a related field.

Responsibilities:

1. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of various assembling/testing principles.
2. Solve complex problems with autonomy, recognizing issues in the assembling/testing process and reporting to appropriate supervisors and/or lead persons in a timely manner.
3. Select and use proper pressure gauges, chart recorders, and tools for valve assembly and testing.
4. Interpret assembly drawings, SPs, QPs, work instructions, and tools/equipment needed for assembly operations with minimal assistance.
5. Perform internal stenciling and/or marking for required traceability purposes.
6. Utilize computer systems to retrieve relevant work documents, such as engineering drawings, routings, and other documents related to assembly and testing of valves or related products.
7. Demonstrate a clear understanding of safety policies and procedures (Job Safety Analysis (JSA), Quest, etc.). Operate overhead crane and other capacity lifting equipment (forklift) safely.
8. Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and programs.
9. Communicate effectively with customers during witness processes to ensure customer compliance.
10. Provide formal guidance and support to new team members.
11. Embodies core values of responsibility, integrity, innovation, collaboration, and excellence.
12. Exhibits SLB behaviors of Commitment, Integrity, Teamwork, and Drive.

Additional Requirements:

• Candidates must be able to legally work and reside in the US, without sponsorship.