Component Quality Technologist- Franklin, WI

Job Description

As an S&C Electric team member, you'll work on projects that have real-world impact.

You'll help transform the grid for resilient and reliable power worldwide. S&C has more than

a 100-year history of innovation and has been 100% employee-owned since 2012. We

continue this legacy as a trusted, forward-thinking leader in the electrical industry. You will

advance a safer, more reliable, and more resilient electrical grid. Our products help the grid

adapt to severe weather and transition to clean energy. We're big enough to be a respected

industry leader but small enough for you to impact our company directly.

Our commitment

gives you opportunities to impact on and on the job positively.

Join S&C to make an impact on tomorrow's energy challenges and become an employee-owner.

Hours

1st shift: 7 am- 3:30 pm

Compensation

At S&C, we are dedicated to providing competitive and equitable compensation for all our

team members, and we are committed to transparency in our pay practices. The

estimated annual base salary range for this position is $44530 - $58999.60. Individual pay

within this salary range is determined by several compensable factors, including

performance, knowledge, job-related skills and experience, and relevant education or

training. This role is also eligible for S&C's annual incentive plan (AIP), subject to eligibility

criteria.

Join Our Team as an Component Quality Technologist!

Are you passionate about Quality and Inspection? S&C Electric Company is seeking a

dynamic individual to join our inspection department. As a Component Quality

Technologist, you'll be crucial in ensuring smooth operations and supporting our diverse

team.

The Component Quality Technologist provides a variety of services aimed at helping its

internal customers, S&C leaders and team members, deliver superior quality to our

customers. Quality planning, inspection, audit, quality information, quality improvement

consulting, and quality communications are examples of the kind of services that the

organization provides.

In this job you will be responsible for inspecting fabricated parts, sub-assemblies and final

assemblies, including painted components, made from various machines such as shears,

punch presses, and welding work centers. You will be required to work with assembly and

detailed prints, industry standards, routings, BOMs, specifications, instruction bulletins,

and customer notes. Inspecting the products will require you to use various pieces of

inspection equipment and the ability to select the appropriate measuring equipment such

as tape measures, go/no go gages, special gages, torque wrenches, thread plug gages,

fluke meters, and fuses holder standards.

The job will require you to clearly communicate verbally and in written format. Abnormal

conditions, must be clearly recorded on the Checklist, DPU report, and/or on a NMR. All

defects will be recorded and clearly explained to assembly team members and shop floor

leadership. There will be times when product will be placed on hold until you clearly

explain the abnormal conditions to engineers so they can determine if the product could be

sent to the customer or needs to be reworked.

The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, the following:

Complete recording of abnormalities on the checklists, DPU reports, and/or conconforming material reports.

Inspecting fabricated parts.

Inspecting sub-assemblies.

Inspecting final assemblies.

An awareness of necessary safety practices and procedures.

Maintain appropriate levels of housekeeping.

Data entry and reporting on spreadsheets and specific report documentation

Problem solving

To select this job as one of interest to you, at a minimum, you must have the following:

One to three years of experience inspecting in a manufacturing environment .

Basic understanding of GD&T

Basic understanding of Metrology

MS Outlook skills.

Ability to use shop math.

Ability to read and understand mechanical drawings for fabricated parts,

mechanical assemblies and specials.

Ability to use basic dimensional measuring tools. (mics, calipers, height gage, pins

gages, threaded gages, measuring tape)

Ability to use a resistance meter.

Ability to maintain…