Quality Technician - Critical Power & Precision QC

Mission Critical Group; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Mission Critical Group seeks a Quality Technician to interpret, comply with, and improve our quality assurance standards. You will document QA activities, maintain audits, and drive continuous improvement across the organization.

You will work with operations to track quality levels, investigate issues, and support ISO9001 and internal audit programs, ensuring training and compliance across teams in our Northern Kentucky facilities.

Qualifications

• Two-year degree in STEM or related field or equivalent experience in manufacturing/industrial setting.
• Knowledge of warehouse inventory management (Preferred).
• Knowledge of metal shop manufacturing and quality control (Preferred).
• Knowledge of quality assurance standards, ISO9001, auditing, non-conformance/corrective action, etc. (Preferred).
• Knowledge of electrical equipment manufacturing, installation, and use (Preferred).
• Background screening clearance required.

Responsibilities

• Plan, execute, and document inspection and testing of products to verify conformance with specifications and deliverables.
• Assist operations in tracking, documenting, and reporting quality levels and KPIs.
• Investigate product complaints and quality issues per guidelines and regulatory requirements.
• Monitor risk-management procedures using software and documentation.
• Identify and provide training and support on systems, policies, processes.
• Support or conduct external ISO, UL, or internal audits.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Excellent verbal and written comms

Analytical problem solving

Technical writing

Interpret electro-mechanical diagrams

Attention to detail

MS Office proficient

Education

Two-year degree in STEM or related field

Tools

ISO9001 knowledge

8D

PFMEA

Kaizen

Non-conformance/corrective action

Process flow mapping

Job description

Mission Critical Group seeks a Quality Technician to interpret, comply with, and improve our quality assurance standards. You will document QA activities, maintain audits, and drive continuous improvement across the organization.

You will work with operations to track quality levels, investigate issues, and support ISO9001 and internal audit programs, ensuring training and compliance across teams in our Northern Kentucky facilities.