Jackson Hogg have partnered with a specialist design and manufacturing business in the Ashington area on a QC Technician role, reporting directly to the Quality Manager on site. QC Technician Responsibilities * QC inspection Of incoming parts * QC Inspection "in-process" for mechanical build, fabrication, welding, and testing activities * Final inspection of completed work scopes prior to dispatch * Containment actions for nonconforming products * Root cause investigation on non-conforming product/process * Participate in continuous improvement activities * Assist In the compilation of quality metrics * Maintain high housekeeping standards * Ensure all company HSE requirements are complied with * The QC Technician will drive quality performance and reduce internal and external quality escapes. * Carry out quality inspections on incoming parts from suppliers, actioning appropriate containment and corrective actions where parts are incorrect to requirements. * Carry out In-process inspections of items in build to ensure company and project requirements are adhered to. * Carry out final inspections of completed work scopes to ensure all drawing, Internal and client specifications are achieved. * Initiate appropriate containment and corrective actions as appropriate. * Working with the wider quality team, the QC Technician will work to promote a quality culture throughout the business. * This will include actively participating in root cause analysis, continuous Improvement activities and driving a reduction in quality issues QC Technician Requirements * Sound understanding Of Inspection techniques for each stage of manufacturing process * Competency in report compilation * Skilled in root cause analysis techniques * Skilled in continuous improvement methodologies * Ability to manage time to complete tasks by required by date * Ability to work as part of a team whilst maintaining authority over quality Standards * Requirement to fully comply with all HSE policies