Quality Assurance Technician

We are currently seeking a Quality Assurance Technician in our Pittsburgh, PA location.
Position Overview:
Benshaw’s Quality Assurance Technician performs various inspections of in-process & outgoing components/assemblies. They record & analyze the findings of the inspections to ensure that company, governmental & UL standards are met. Our QA Technicians verify that all of the quality check procedures put in place by the company are followed during every production phase.
In addition to physical inspections, Benshaw’s QA Technicians are expected to assist with implementation of Continuous Improvement (CI) Projects such as Value Stream Mapping, 6S, Torque Monitoring or Terminal Crimping Analysis to mention a few.
As an output from CI projects, the QA Technician may be requested to create project plans for assigned Continuous Improvement Projects & make necessary presentations to a group (Co-workers, management, vendors, customers).
Job Responsibilities:
• Inspections of in-process manufacturing & outgoing components.
• Assist with implementation of Continuous Improvement Projects.
• Create project plans for assigned Continuous Improvement Projects & make necessary presentations.
• Work with operation departments to make suggestions & create implementation plans for process improvements to enhance product quality depending on FPY results.
• Monitor critical equipment and instrumentation.
• May draft procedures and work with the operation teams to implement procedures.
• May assist with validating or troubleshooting testing methods, including assays.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
• Ability to create analysis of complex issues & present analysis in either power point or other software.
Minimum Qualifications:
• 2-3 years wiring, assembly or testing/troubleshooting experience of drives, soft starters, sub-assemblies and/or various components in a panel shop environment. Experience in a 508 UL Panel Shop strongly preferred.
• High School Degree or equivalent; Associates in Electronics or equivalent technical trade school preferred
• Ability to work in a team environment.
• Ability to troubleshoot electronic panels and assemblies down to the component.
• Ability to read a schematics.
• Computer skills - Windows, Word, Access, Excel, Outlook.
• Dependability, willingness to work overtime, no attendance issues.
• 2 years experienced testing / trouble shooting complex electronic assemblies
Equal Opportunity Employer/Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled

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