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Job Description Job Overview: The Quality Operations Technician provides solutions to problems in the operations discipline without supervisory approval and will evaluate and select solutions from established operating procedures and scientific procedures. The Quality Operations Technician will support Quality Manager is assigned tasks and coordinate administrative scope in Quality Department.
Responsibilities
Key Tasks and Responsibilities:
- Act as a focal point for relevant craft supervisors to access current information related to standards and codes, technical publications, inspection tools, and measuring instruments
- Ensure all inspection forms are off a standard format and completed monthly
- Maintain Quality records and relative Codes/Standards
- Focal point between facility/vessel and Administrative Office regarding the status of Corrective Action Register Issues
- Assist in establishing a process to measure non-conformances, i.e., production delays, unscheduled helicopter flights, redundant vessel movements, etc.
- Assist as directed with ISO:9001, ISO: 14001, ISM, and ISPS code audit prep and CAR closures
- Act as a focal point to help expedite facility issues relevant to Quality
- Assist with facility/vessel Key Performance Indicator measurements
- Maintain registers on the following: ladders, below hook lift devices, CAR, training, and MSDS
Qualifications
Essential Qualifications and Education:
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Strong computer skills
- Organized and disciplined individual with well-developed communication skills
- Strong interpersonal skills required to deal effectively with operational management throughout the organization
About Us
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