Apply destructive testing expertise as a Weld Cross Section Technician using tensile testers, weld penetration equipment, and inspection techniques. Work across office and press shop environments.
This technician performs quality inspections for automotive and metal stamping manufacturing. The work includes destructive testing, receiving inspections, CMM program backup, gauge R&R; studies, and production audits. Accurate records, product tagging, and timely reporting support customer and internal specifications. Compliance with IATF 16949, 5S, safety legislation, and company procedures remains essential.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform destructive testing using tensile testers and weld penetration equipment
- Conduct receiving, first-off, in-process, and last-off inspections
- Maintain inspection records and distribute reports and identification tags
- Tag non-conforming products and issue non-conformance reports
- Run written CMM programs as backup and assist gauge R&R; studies
Requirements:
- High school diploma or Mechanical Engineer Technician qualification
- Minimum three years’ automotive or metal stamping experience
- Ability to read part drawings and specifications
- Excellent knowledge of quality measurements and destructive testing techniques
- Excellent written and spoken English communication skills
Use quality inspection, destructive testing, and reporting skills to control automotive production processes and product approvals.