1063 2nd Shift Quality Assurance Technician jobs in Philadelphia,PA

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Milton Hershey School

Beverly, NJ 08010

Adecco

Southampton, PA 18966

3+ years of quality inspection experience, preferably within a metal fabrication or manufacturing environment
Experience working within a continuous improvement or ISO-driven quality management system
Strong understanding of dimensional inspection and GD&T; principles
Ability to read and interpret manufacturing documentation, drawings, and specifications
Experience using inspection and measurement equipment, including FARO and Micro-Vu systems preferred
Strong mathematical and analytical skills, including ratios, percentages, and graph interpretation
Proficient with Microsoft Office, spreadsheets, email, and internet applications
Quality Technician certification preferred

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Moorestown, NJ 08057

B Positive National Blood Services, LLC

Cheltenham, PA 19012

Johnson Controls

Philadelphia, PA 19120

Investigate assignments such as tooling, fixtures, production operations, repair, receiving operations, parts of units in various stages of assembly to insure requirements, and a make nondestructive test.
Considerable judgment to setup sequence of nondestructive test limitations, to plan, perform unusual and difficult work where only general operation methods are available.
Moderate physical effort working continuously with light weight, or frequently with average weight materials while repairing, gauging, inspecting, auditing parts assemblies and tooling.
Concentrated mental, visual attention required where work is to make dimensional checks, surface plate, optical comparator setups and visual attention when inspecting complex work with very close limits of high accuracy and quality.
Analytical ability relative to Statistical Process Control (SPC).
Normal safety precautions necessary to prevent injury to others, accidents should they occur would be lost time in nature.
Good working conditions with exposure to shop noises, fumes, dirt but not to the extent of being objectionable.
Exposure to lost time accidents where injuries would be severe, such as hand, foot, ear, eye injury when in the vicinity of material handling operations.
Use shop mathematics. Work from prints, tables, charts, codes, regulations and specifications. Use a variety of precision measuring devices.