Quality Engineer - Chicago, United States - CRRC Sifang America Incorporated

Description

Developing and maintaining product quality standards.

Defining requirements for new products, monitoring production quality performance to identify opportunities for improvement, and carrying out the maintenance of quality files, procedures, and work instructions for proper adherence to the quality system.

Assist in quality system certification and be responsible for quality-related training.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Develop, implement, and follow standardized Quality policies, work instructions, and test procedures
Assist with training, ensure documentation is completed and test data is analyzed
Prepare, perform and document supplier test procedures
Conduct testing and/or audits and take appropriate actions to ensure goals are achieved
Implement, follow and maintain a comprehensive Quality Management System
Manage quality activity schedules, quality procedures, and safety processes
Consistently demonstrate an understanding of quality processes
Assist with quality system certification
Interface with production teams and share information, such as quality issues
Maintain and comply with all regulatory compliances such as FRA, OSHA, EPA, and ISO, etc.
Maintain work area in a clean and orderly condition
Maintain, review and release quality-related documents
Tools calibration control
QMS maintenance
50%-60% working in a manufacturing environment
40%-50% office environment
Other duties as assigned
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Travel
Travel is primarily local during the business day, although some out-of-the-area and overnight travel may be expected.

Education and/or Experience
Required
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, or High School Diploma with at least Six(6) years of quality engineering experience
Three(3) years' testing/quality assurance experience in rolling stock, locomotive, aerospace or heavy-duty equipment or other related manufacturing industry
Strong knowledge of quality assurance
Extensive knowledge of electrical and mechanical defects and the ability to inspect to given specification
Knowledge of metrology
Strong communication skills, both written and oral
Strong documentation, planning, and organizational skills
Strong computer skills including a working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
Preferred

Bachelor's degree or above in Electrical Engineering related major
Three(3)+ years of testing experience/quality assurance experience in rolling stock, locomotive, aerospace or heavy-duty equipment or other related manufacturing industry
Extensive knowledge of ISO9001 quality system certification
Six Sigma Green or Black Belt
Knowledge of Solid Works (CAD)
Certified Quality Inspector (CQI)

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receiveconsideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex,national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any othercharacteristic protected by law.

CRRC Sifang America is an Illinois-based subsidiary of CRRC Corporation Limited.

CRRC Corporation Limited,the parent company, is a world leader in the designing, engineering and manufacturing of advanced passenger rail vehicles and high-speed trains.

Headquartered in Beijing, China, CRRC Corporation Limited has 46 wholly-owned & majority-owned subsidiaries. They are a global innovator in rail car and locomotive construction and maintenance.

In 2016, CRRC Sifang America was awarded a contract by the Chicago Transit Authority to supply 846 new railcars.

CRRC Sifang America recently constructed a state-of-the-art production facility on the city's southeast side, returning railcar manufacturing to Chicago after a 50-year absence.

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