Quality Technician I: Metrology & Process Improvement

Cadrex; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health/dental/vision

Life insurance

Disability insurance

PTO and holidays

401(k) match

Job summary

Cadrex is seeking a Quality Technician I to support manufacturing through development, evaluation, and continual improvement of processes using quality concepts and methodologies to meet customer quality expectations.

The role requires hands-on inspection, dimensional verification, and effective data presentation on the shop floor. Strong math, documentation, and measurement skills are essential for success in this onsite position.

Qualifications

• 1+ years in metal fabrication environment with inspection or similar
• Read and comprehend simple instructions and memos
• Effectively present information one-on-one or in small groups
• Ability to perform basic arithmetic in all units
• Compute rate, ratio, and percentage and interpret graphs
• Knowledge of MS Word, Excel, email and internet usage
• Certification as a Quality Technician preferred
• Programming for FARO and Micro-Vu devices desired

Responsibilities

• Release product for shipping with proper documentation and certifications
• Apply basic GD&T concepts to parts
• Perform dimensional verification for PPAP and first article parts
• Support production by interpreting manufacturing docs and teaching measurement techniques
• Inspect materials on receipt per process requirements
• Collect data, evaluate, and present quality metrics
• Operate FARO and Micro-Vu equipment proficiently
• Attend department meetings as required

Skills

GD&T concepts

Dimensional verification

FARO equipment

Micro-Vu equipment

Data analysis

Education

Associate degree

Tools

FARO

Micro-Vu

Job description

Cadrex is seeking a Quality Technician I to support manufacturing through development, evaluation, and continual improvement of processes using quality concepts and methodologies to meet customer quality expectations.

The role requires hands-on inspection, dimensional verification, and effective data presentation on the shop floor. Strong math, documentation, and measurement skills are essential for success in this onsite position.