Responsible to champion quality in production and setting the standards adhered to, so we meet or exceed customer expectations.
Responsibilities
Read technical drawing which are moderately complex and perform
First article inspections
Develop inspection plans
Set quality requirements for production monitoring
Perform mechanical inspection using gauges such as micrometers, calipers, surface testers, bore gauge, indicators, hardness testers, and optical comparator, etc.
Perform inspections, operate testing equipment, and help ensure specialty fasteners meet customer specifications and quality standards.
Compensation
Pay: $22–$25 per hour, based on experience and background
Responsibilities
Perform receiving, in-process, and final product inspections to evaluate tensile strength, hardness, material discontinuities, and other product characteristics.
Set up, program, and operate tensile testing machines, hardness testers, mounting and polishing machines, and magnetic particle inspection equipment.
Interpret test results against industry standards and customer specifications.
Communicate nonconforming results and assist with documenting and investigating quality issues.
Record and track test results using company systems and software.
Perform overhaul, rework, repair and associated operations on aircraft equipment and components in a production environment.
Compensation
The salary range for this role $34.80 - $43.75 per hour; however, Raytheon Technologies considers several factors when extending an offer, including but not limited to, the role and associated responsibilities, a candidate’s work experience, education/training, and key skills.
Responsibilities
Perform work in accordance with service manuals and technical orders
Disassemble, rework, repair, inspect, machine and perform associated operations
Ensure documentation and tools are quality compliant
The Metrology Technician will perform calibration on electrical instrumentation, tooling, and gaging throughout an engineering and manufacturing facility.
Compensation
$25.00 – $36.00 per hour DOE; salaried non-exempt, eligible for OT pay
Responsibilities
Perform calibration on electrical instrumentation, tooling, and gaging throughout the facility
Demonstrate a solid understanding of gauge accuracy, precision, and repeatability
Regularly calibrate and verify all measurement/test instrumentation & equipment used by facility personnel to ensure accuracy and consistency
Perform routine maintenance on calibration lab equipment to guarantee optimal operational activity
Prepare requisitions for external vendors and review calibration certifications to ensure compliance with Purchase Order (PO) requirements
Responsible for learning and performing various pharmaceutical manufacturing techniques including dispensing, blending, granulation, compression, encapsulation, and coating.
Responsibilities
Cleaning of product rooms and equipment such as mills, mixers, ovens, granulators etc.
Operation of granulation equipment
Operate all Coating equipment, dust collector, air handling unit and delivery apparatus.
Check and document weight of all powder blends when received from Blending Department
Compress/Encapsulate product as specified in the batch Manufacturing Records.
Responsible for visually and mechanically inspecting mechanical/electrical products and setting up measuring equipment to verify product, material and equipment conformance to specifications.
Compensation
$26-$33 per hour base pay. Bonus eligible
Responsibilities
Visually and mechanically inspect parts, subassemblies and assemblies to ensure conformance to production specifications and quality standards
Programs CMM equipment and upgrades software
Works with QA engineering on inspection system projects such as automating data collection, implementing SPC and gage R&R
Performs first piece validation of CNC generated parts
Performs incoming, first piece, in-process, final floor or bench inspection
Visually and mechanically inspects parts, subassemblies and assemblies on all company products to ensure conformance to production specifications and quality standards.
Programs CMM equipment and upgrades software as new releases are received.
Works with QA engineering on inspection system projects such as automating data collection, implementing SPC and gage R&R.
Performs first piece validation of CNC generated parts.
Performs the most complex incoming, first piece, in-process, final floor or bench inspection on a wide variety of parts and products.