Quality Technician: Precision Inspections & Processes

Alloy Enterprises; Virginia (MN); On-site; USD 23,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson Controls is seeking a Quality Technician to perform final inspections on mechanical and electrical assemblies and to inspect incoming components from suppliers. The role ensures conformance to quality and engineering specs and requires precise measurement and documentation.

The candidate will calibrate tools, complete first article inspections, and maintain quality systems documentation. Strong reading of drawings, data analysis, and teamwork are essential for supporting continuous

Qualifications

• High School Diploma required.
• Two-year degree in electrical/mechanical engineering technology or related technical field preferred.
• Experience reading engineering drawings and work instructions.
• Knowledge of ISO 9001, PPAP, SPC, and lean systems is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Perform final inspection on mechanical and electrical assemblies.
• Inspect incoming components and document non-conformances.
• Complete first article inspections on new parts from suppliers.
• Calibrate and maintain tools, fixtures, and instruments.
• Prepare quality reports and communicate findings to manufacturing and engineering.
• Support process improvements in manufacturing.

Skills

Measurement interpretation

Data analysis

Communication

Teamwork

Problem solving

Organization

Prioritization

Education

High School Diploma

Two-year technical degree (preferred)

Tools

Micrometers

Calipers

Indicator gauges

Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)

Job description

Johnson Controls is seeking a Quality Technician to perform final inspections on mechanical and electrical assemblies and to inspect incoming components from suppliers. The role ensures conformance to quality and engineering specs and requires precise measurement and documentation.

The candidate will calibrate tools, complete first article inspections, and maintain quality systems documentation. Strong reading of drawings, data analysis, and teamwork are essential for supporting continuous