RADIALL S.A.
POSITION SUMMARY
The Quality Lab Technician performs diversified duties within the Quality Lab to inspect, test, and evaluate parts to blueprint and customer requirements, calibrating equipment, performing First Article Inspections, and assisting engineering development.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Plan, set up and operate test equipment and products in proper sequence, including wiring, fitting, aligning, and assembly to obtain proper operation on electrical components.
Interface with all departments to coordinate First Article Inspections to be performed to AS9102 and customer requirements
Use a variety of test equipment including network analyzer, hi-pot, megohmmeter, linear gages, heat treating equipment etc.
Perform critical laboratory work and testing of company products using standard laboratory procedures
Use ERP software (SAP) to execute transfer transactions required to move approved parts to stock
Record test results as required, analyze results, and recommend possible product improvements
Perform calibration of mechanical and electrical gages and instrumentation as scheduled
Perform non-standard inspections for conformance to customer criteria
Interface with all departments for non-standard testing of products
Participate and promote continuous quality improvements
Coordinate with customers on Source Inspection and First Article approvals utilizing Customer Portals as required
Obtain Certifications related to Source Inspection and Internal Requirements
Education and/or Experience
High school diploma
Prior experience with Radio Frequency and Interconnect products
Prior experience with Fiber Optic Cabling
Prior experience working on PCBs
Prior experience with AS9102 and Net-Inspect with the creation of FAIR’s on multiple types of product
Specific Job Skills, Specialized Knowledge or Certifications
Analyze product based on given requirements
Optimize inspections plans based on Purchase Orders and Blueprints
Able to work on small parts with zero defects
AS9100 experience
IPC experience
IPC 620
IPC 610
J Standard
Understand and follow the steps to create First Article Inspection (FAIR) reports, based on AS9102 and Customer Requirements
Read and understand the differences between millimeters and inches
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ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Plan, set up and operate test equipment and products in proper sequence, including wiring, fitting, aligning, and assembly to obtain proper operation on electrical components.
Interface with all departments to coordinate First Article Inspections to be performed to AS9102 and customer requirements
Use a variety of test equipment including network analyzer, hi-pot, megohmmeter, linear gages, heat treating equipment etc.
Perform critical laboratory work and testing of company products using standard laboratory procedures
Use ERP software (SAP) to execute transfer transactions required to move approved parts to stock
Record test results as required, analyze results, and recommend possible product improvements
Perform calibration of mechanical and electrical gages and instrumentation as scheduled
Perform non-standard inspections for conformance to customer criteria
Interface with all departments for non-standard testing of products
Participate and promote continuous quality improvements
Coordinate with customers on Source Inspection and First Article approvals utilizing Customer Portals as required
Obtain Certifications related to Source Inspection and Internal Requirements
Education and/or Experience
High school diploma
Prior experience with Radio Frequency and Interconnect products
Prior experience with Fiber Optic Cabling
Prior experience working on PCBs
Prior experience with AS9102 and Net-Inspect with the creation of FAIR’s on multiple types of product
Specific Job Skills, Specialized Knowledge or Certifications
Analyze product based on given requirements
Optimize inspections plans based on Purchase Orders and Blueprints
Able to work on small parts with zero defects
AS9100 experience
IPC experience
IPC 620
IPC 610
J Standard
Understand and follow the steps to create First Article Inspection (FAIR) reports, based on AS9102 and Customer Requirements
Read and understand the differences between millimeters and inches
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