Purpose of the Position
The Quality Control Technician, reporting to the Quality Control Kaizen Specialist, is responsible for reducing the spread of anomalies within production batches by identifying, analyzing and resolving issues related to production rejects, monitoring the production process and implementing measures to improve efficiency and product quality, with the aim of reducing production rejects.
Main Responsibilities and Activities:
1. ANALYSIS AND REPAIR OF REJECTED PRODUCTS
- Conduct in-depth analyses of production rejects, identifying their root causes.
- Manage repair or corrective activities for rejected products, ensuring that repaired products meet the required quality standards.
- Accurately document the causes of production rejects and propose corrective and preventive actions.
2. QUALITY DATA COLLECTION AND MONITORING OF PRODUCTION PROCESS ISSUES
- Collect and analyze data related to product quality and production processes, identifying potential critical issues.
- Continuously monitor the production workflow to identify anomalies or defects at different stages of production.
- Promptly report identified anomalies and collaborate with the team to implement corrective actions in real time.
- Support the introduction of new quality control procedures and tools.
Technical Requirements:
- Ability to read electrical schematics.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office for data analysis and processing.
- Skills in soldering and technical repairs.
- Knowledge and understanding of testing, assembly and shipping processes.
- Knowledge and use of measuring instruments (multimeter, oscilloscope, caliper, thickness gauge).
- Knowledge of HMI products.
Soft Skills:
- Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team.
- Organizational skills and ability to manage priorities.
- Decision-making skills and problem-solving attitude.
- Effective communication skills and ability to interact with other internal and external stakeholders (suppliers).
- Quality orientation and commitment to continuous improvement in line with Lean Production principles.
- Analytical thinking to identify critical issues and propose solutions.
Working Hours:
Full-time, Monday to Friday, 08:00–13:00 and 14:00–17:00.
Employment Conditions and Benefits:
- National Collective Bargaining Agreement (CCNL) for the metalworking industry.
- Company canteen.
- Company welfare benefits.
- Indicative annual gross salary: €25,500–€27,000 (determined based on objective and gender-neutral criteria).
