Summary The Quality Engineer supports and promotes plant wide quality improvement efforts.  Lead and maintain PPAP Process and supporting functions. Evaluate and develop improvement techniques for quality and reliability.  Maintain and report on the quality management systems using Process Audits (Layered, Flex-N-Gate, Customer required, Control plan audits). Works with employees, suppliers and customers to produce quality products that meet or exceed the customer and plant's requirements.  Coordinates Corrective Action and Continuous Quality Improvement. Core Competencies  Customer Focus Communication Energy and Stress Team Work Problem Solving Time Management Creative and Innovative Thinking Development and Continual Learning Research and Analysis Decision Making and Judgement Providing Consultation Planning and Organizing Accountability and Dependability Ethics and Integrity Engineering specifications and understanding Job Duties Document Control AIAG (Automotive industry active group) experience Handle customer issues. Review customer testing requirements and ensure that systems are in place to meet them. Work with suppliers to ensure testing requirements are being met and oversee PPAP process. Ensure production is producing quality product to specifications. Support upkeep of the calibration system.  Maintain records, ensure gages and equipment are calibrated within required time. Provide support onsite to customer/suppliers as needed. Support prototype builds (document according to prototype checklist inspection process). Collect SPC data and report monthly; and work with manufacturing on process improvements. Support manufacturing in the development of job instructions and procedures. Document all activities as required. Provide support and maintain compliance with all company guidelines, union contracts, International Quality Standards (ie ISO, IATF, etc.) and all applicable government regulations and standards. Define and implement “Customers indicators” to monitor the satisfaction level of the customer and reporting back to management. Makes decisions with regard to disposition of non-conforming material and that proper containment and follow up is done. Perform additional assignments per manager’s direction. Advise on improvements in tracking and reporting procedures. The incumbent is responsible for the awareness, understanding, specific responsibilities and management of the Environmental Management System (EMS) as stated in EMS policy CEVPL.00005. The incumbent is responsible for the awareness, understanding, specific responsibilities and management of CQAM.00001 – Quality Management Systems Manual.

Requirements Preferred Certified Quality Engineer Certificate Preferred 3-5 years’ of related work experience. Knowledge of Six Sigma Knowledge of production process, machines, tools, including design and uses. Strong organizational skills. Strong communication skills (both verbal and written). Proficiency with database applications and administration systems, specifically Microsoft Office and the use of statistical software. Ability to work effectively alone and prioritize. Must be a highly motivated, service and team-oriented individual with an attention to detail. Enthusiasm for challenge and new initiatives are prerequisites. Strong analytical ability Supervisory and interpersonal skills are required Troubleshooting ability is required Strong decision making and problem solving skills Demonstrated good internal and external customer service skills Good presentation skills Ability to manage multiple projects. GDT/Blueprint reading Engineering specifications and understanding AITF Working Conditions Physical ability to lift 20lbs. Travel as necessary. Manual dexterity required to use desktop computer and peripherals. The ability to see details at close range. Excellent visual acuity combined with the ability of a minimum of FMHH average color discrimination. Must be able to lift, twist, bend, squat, climb, stand and walk in close, confined surroundings. Overtime as required. Weekend work may be required. May be exposed to hazards associated with manufacturing.