Quality Control/Lab Tech

The Lab Clerk is responsible for test data entry, creation of material certifications, creation of the Cut Samples List, production data entry, electronic and/or manual filing of test sheets and any other tasks as assigned by the Lab Manager. They are also responsible for general cleanliness and orderliness of their work area. The Lab Clerk is also responsible for any other task as assigned by management. All tasks must be completed with a “Safety First” mind-set.

Tasks and Assignments:

Test Lab data entry to support and create material certifications (MS Access):

Compression set results

Ball Rebound results

Burn and smolder test results

Other handwritten results as needed

Import data from Universal Test Machine to test results database as needed

Material Certifications (MS Access & Adobe Reader):

Prepare certifications first thing every morning

Cut Samples List (MS Access & MS Excel):

Complete for review with Lab Manager by 1:30pm

Verify priority testing with Scheduling / Floor supervisor before review

Confirm priority testing with Lab Manager and/or Plant Manager

Maintain test data manual / electronic filing on a daily basis

Production yield report data entry (MS Access)

Auditing of high scrap items to verify accuracy

Review with Floor supervisors and/or Lab Manager

Other tasks as assigned

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Candidate Requirements:

High school diploma or equivalent (minimum).

Excellent safety and attendance history

Must be computer literate

Ability to clearly communicate in English verbally and in writing

Ability to use a calculator for basic calculations such as density, compression set, etc.

Ability to operate a computer and access computer interface as needed

Ability to interpret test specifications and instructions

Ability to complete assigned tasks in a timely and accurate manner

Includes following instructions/priorities as directed in writing or verbally

Must be able to interact with all levels of the organization, suppliers, and customers, and exercise tact and discretion, especially when contact involves sensitive or confidential data

Knowledge of 5S Principles is a plus