Hubbell Incorporated
Designs, manufactures and sells electrical and utility infrastructure products for commercial, industrial and utility markets.
Quality Technician - Mayville, WI
Ensures product quality via inspections, analysis, calibration, and vendor coordination.
Job Highlights
About the Role
The Quality Technician supports Quality and Manufacturing Operations across all raw material, process, and product lines. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with specifications, standards, and GMP; rejecting non‑conforming lots; conducting defect and root‑cause analysis; performing first‑article inspections; overseeing the Calibration System; working with vendors to reduce material variability; and communicating quality issues to manufacturing and cross‑functional teams. • Perform visual, functional, dimensional inspections, audits, and tests per specifications; document findings and communicate discrepancies. • Use statistical methods and defect analysis to resolve product quality issues; promptly disposition non‑conforming product (DRs and RMAs); recommend corrective actions and liaise with vendors. • Understand and resolve product quality issues related to non‑conforming product; timely disposition and corrective action recommendations. • Work with vendors and customers to resolve product concerns. • Train operators on inspection gauges, techniques, test procedures, and standard work. • Recommend improvements in inspection, product, productivity, tracking, reporting, and scrap while maintaining quality standards. • Oversee the Calibration System: maintain database, ensure gauge calibration, coordinate vendor calibrations, communicate out‑of‑tolerance gauges, implement corrective actions, and reduce unnecessary calibration costs. • Practice Lean philosophy and participate in Kaizen events. • Perform general housekeeping to maintain a safe work environment.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸inspections
- ▸defect analysis
- ▸calibration system
- ▸vendor liaison
- ▸root‑cause
- ▸kaizen events
What You Bring
• High school diploma plus 1–2 years of advanced technical education or equivalent experience. • Prior manufacturing environment experience. • Ability to read blueprints. • Experience with measurement equipment (micrometer, caliper, GD&T). • CMM programming experience. • Proficiency with computer applications (SAP, Word, Excel, etc.). • Strong written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills.
Requirements
- ▸high school
- ▸manufacturing
- ▸blueprints
- ▸cmm programming
- ▸sap
- ▸communication
Work Environment
Onsite