QUALITY ASSURANCE TECHNICIAN

Description Building Automation Products, Inc (BAPI) is a company that promotes work life balance. BAPI is a privately owned business with a global presence. Do you have an eye for detail and enjoy figuring out why something is not quite right? As a Quality Assurance Technician you will help protect the quality of products our customers depend on. In this hands-on manufacturing role, you will inspect materials and products, complete quality audits, investigate issues, and work with teams across the company to drive solutions and continuous improvement. Whether you have quality experience or transferable skills from manufacturing, electronics, inspection, or technical work, this could be a great opportunity to grow your career in quality assurance. Why Join BAPI? Join a team that values quality, teamwork, and continuous improvement. At BAPI, you'll make a direct impact on the products we build while developing your skills in a supportive and collaborative manufacturing environment. Every day brings new opportunities to learn, solve problems, and help deliver products our customers trust. At BAPI, you'll be part of a friendly, team-oriented culture where people help each other succeed. We work hard, have fun, and take pride in delivering quality products to customers around the world. Benefits: Relocation reimbursement, full benefits which include Health, dental, vision, PTO, 8 paid holidays, 401k match and 100% vested at 90 days and more. Quality Assurance Technician Principle Responsibilities: Inspect incoming materials and finished products, record results, and document quality concerns. Conduct manufacturing audits and checks to ensure products and processes meet established requirements. Communicate nonconforming material and product issues to Quality, Production, Purchasing, Materials, and Engineering. Create corrective action reports and assist with root-cause investigations. Review technical drawings, specifications, and work instructions for accuracy and completeness. Perform calibration activities and maintain quality, inspection, and training records. Help create and update quality forms, procedures, inspection criteria, and other documentation. Support continuous improvement efforts and, depending on experience, help train other Quality team members. Requirements Skills and Knowledge Requirements High school diploma or GED required; technical education or a quality-related certificate preferred. Ability to read CAD drawings or technical prints. Ability to use electrical and mechanical testing or measurement equipment. Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Word and Excel. Experience in quality, manufacturing, electronics, inspection, or a related technical environment is preferred. Strong attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and basic math abilities. Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with multiple departments. Experience with an ERP, SharePoint, or another electronic documentation system is preferred. Work Environment This position works in a combination of office and light manufacturing environments. Employees move throughout the facility and may regularly sit, stand, walk, bend, reach, and lift. Safety glasses, ESD lab coats, and closed-toe shoes are required in designated areas. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the critical functions of the position.