Quality Engineer at BCI Burke Company LLC

Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

06 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

05 Feb, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Quality Engineering, Manufacturability Review, Part Specification Modification, Root Cause Analysis, Corrective Actions, Advanced Product Quality Planning, FMEA Development, Control Plans, Gaging and Inspection Devices, Statistical Techniques, Measurement System Analysis, Quality System Enhancement, Internal and External Audits, ISO 9001 Compliance, Non-Conformance Management, Project Management

Industry

Recreational Facilities

Description

Description Join Our Movement We’re a growing company that designs and manufactures playground equipment for communities all around the world! Be part of something bigger with Burke by Joining Our Movement! We’re looking for a Quality Engineer to work at Burke Headquarters and be part of our great team! What Moves You? We’re not going to lie; this is an amazing opportunity. It requires hard work, a lot of creativity, enthusiasm and, of course, an abundance of Purple Passion (def. a love of play, bringing play to communities and specific love of Burke and those you work with)! The Role – What You’ll Do! Engineering Collaborate with quality, manufacturing, and engineering personnel to determine critical part features and review manufacturability of design. Make recommendations to modify part specifications and tolerances as necessary to support cost effective production. Provide engineering support to operations ensuring consistent application of quality techniques; Resolve quality issues of capability, tolerancing, and materials related issues. Resolve quality issues by identifying root cause problems, examining solution options, implementing action plans, and providing resources through timely use of corrective actions. Effectively communicate and reinforce commitment to quality improvement efforts. Participate in the Advanced Product Quality Planning activities to determine appropriate use of existing and new measurement systems during new process design and startup. Coordinate pre-launch production trial run process monitoring. Lead the development of Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). Create and maintain Control Plans and FMEA's throughout the life of process. Identify, implement, and support use of enhanced gaging and inspection devices to support control plans, first article inspection, and process improvement projects. Facilitate and promote use of appropriate problem-solving techniques for effective root cause analysis and successful corrective action. Lead Continuous Improvement Projects as deemed necessary based on risks and opportunities. Apply appropriate use of statistical techniques. Determine and apply appropriate Measurement System Analysis tools. Systems Recommend and implement enhancements to the quality system that result in improved corporate quality performance, increased customer satisfaction, and/or simplification of processes to reduce costs. Support and participate in internal and external quality audits. Oversee the controlled document system, to include final review of all changes to procedures, work instructions, forms, and other associated documents to ensure ISO 9001 requirements are met. Oversee gage management system and ensure appropriate use and protection practices are in place for shop floor. Manage Non-Conformance and Rework process to ensure trends are monitored and addressed as needed and rework is completed to within specified tolerances. Qualifications That Move Us! Bachelor’s degree in engineering (prefer Manufacturing or Industrial) or an associate’s degree in a similar field with 7+ years of progressive experience in Quality Improvement roles. 7+ years of experience in a manufacturing and supply chain environment, actively driving improvement. Mechanical aptitude (i.e., intuitive understanding of mechanical processes). Previous work experience in an organization that supplied manufactured products to direct customers. Advocating as the "voice of the customer," pursuing the highest quality expectations from the organization. Previous ISO QMS and EMS Auditing experience. Technical knowledge of laser cutting, tube/sheet forming, welding, and machining processes. Project management experience. Certified Quality Engineer through ASQ. Working knowledge of GD&T standards. Experience with CAD design systems (Inventor) and inspection systems (Polyworks, V-Tube). Teamwork We have an awesome team at Burke and the right individual for this role will fit well within our culture of teamwork, straightforward and open communication. Oh, and you need to have a passion for people and play! Benefits: Health: Comprehensive medical including optional dental and vision insurance and health savings or flexible spending accounts 401(k) with match Employee assistance program Life insurance Disability insurance Work-Life Balance: Flexible schedule Paid time off Employee Appreciation: Summer food truck parties every week New fitness center Referral program Burke is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. We do not discriminate based upon race, religion, color, national origin, gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, or other applicable legally protected characteristics. Military veterans are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

The Quality Engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to define critical part features, review manufacturability, and resolve quality issues related to capability, tolerancing, and materials through root cause analysis and corrective actions. This role also involves leading the development of FMEA, creating Control Plans, and implementing enhanced measurement systems during new process design and startup.