Lozier Corporation is an industry leader in providing store fixtures to major retailers across the U.S. and around the world. Headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, Lozier began manufacturing fixtures in 1956, and originated the basics of today's shelving systems. Today, Lozier has over 4 million square feet of manufacturing and distribution space across facilities located in five states. We are committed to quality and service, building our business around integrity and respect, and investing in our people and communities.

We continue to invest in technology and people to ensure we remain competitive in the industry. That means opportunities for you to grow and develop as an employee and individual. Whether you have a clear idea of where you see yourself in your career or not, Lozier has a diverse range of departments with their own challenges and opportunities for growth to explore. You will find a welcoming and team-oriented environment where employees strive to not only help the company succeed but also help each other succeed, too.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Quality Technician is responsible for monitoring and reporting on the quality performance of his/her assigned areas. The Quality Technician is involved with the development and execution of all aspects of quality control, quality assurance and quality improvement.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

Quality Control

Completes product audits
Reports quality levels and elevates visibility of quality problems
Coordinates disposition of non-conforming material and follows-up to verify that disposition is completed properly
Reviews operator Inspection Records for proper completion/documentation and maintains records
Completes physical tests of raw materials and product
Maintains process control of metal paintline pretreatment system
Completes inspections of product for uniquely important customer orders

Quality Assurance

Interprets engineering specifications and develops control plans for process owners
Develops/designs inspection processes and tools
Performs process capability studies and analyzes results
Completes process audits
Maintains and calibrates inspection equipment used in the evaluation of production quality
Completes first article inspections
Develops visual and written quality standards
Provides training to Operators and Production Supervisors on quality tools, procedures and inspection requirements
Coordinates weekly Quality Review sessions with area employees

Quality Improvement

Identifies opportunities for process or product improvement
Investigates causes of Customer Problems and internal quality problems and follows-up on corrective actions
Leads and participates in problem solving efforts

Demonstrate reasonable and regular attendance and punctuality.
Ability to work and interact with others.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS

Education: Associate degree in a related field or equivalent experience

Experience: Minimum of 1 year related experience (such as manufacturing) if degreed, minimum of 2 years related experience if non-degreed.

Required Skills:

High school math level skills including algebra and geometry
Basic PC skills including spreadsheet, word processing, and databases
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings/specifications
Knowledge of basic production processes and material properties
Strong written and oral communication skills

SPECIAL DEMANDS

Ability to bend, squat, reach and climb
Ability to lift and push/pull up to 50 pounds
Navigating the manufacturing floor to work with process operators and monitor process performance
Manual dexterity and visual acuity required for using gauges and measuring instruments
Ability to visually recognize color