Quality Technician
Action Research Corporation (ARC), a division of HEICO Corporation, is currently looking for a first shift Quality Technician to support our growing customer demand. ARC offers a competitive benefits package including health, dental and vision insurance, 401k with company match, vacation/holiday pay and much more. Our work environment is climate controlled and our team members are top notch. If you enjoy learning and like working with a great team, apply today!
The Quality Technician is responsible for the timely and efficient completion of a variety of daily functions related to all inbound and outbound processes as well as properly accounting for all inventory usage and totals. The Team Member’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to the job duties listed below. Punctual and regular attendance is a requirement of this job. Team Member must also comply with the company drug and alcohol program.
Job Duties:
- Assure continued compliance with FAA Repair Station Requirements.
- Streamline and organize quality and customer documentation.
- Inspection of Incoming Material.
- Respond to and communicate with Customer Service on customer quality requests (Warranties, Scrap certs, RO or PO discrepancies, 8130 discrepancies, initial test results, etc.).
- Final Inspection of outgoing product, BTP (build to print), and fabricated parts (Internal parts).
- Manage quality documentation for all outgoing products.
- Provide support for QA and Customer Service regarding internal communications and moving parts to Shop Floor.
- Assist day to day inspector’s work load requirement in conjunction with production needs.
- Communicate with Customer Service on any QA needs.
- Manage internal communications (internal routing, moving parts to SF, etc.).
- Evaluate non-conforming materials, including analyzing the non-conformance for fit, function, safety, and reliability.
- Perform reviews of first article inspections and documentation for dormancy and supplier changes of production parts.
- Other related duties may be assigned.