As a New Product Introduction (NPI) A&T Technician IV, you will:
· Conducts a wide variety of environmental, functional tests and measurements, including electronic, hydraulic, pneumatic test set ups for development and qualification.
· Establish setups for performance tests for assemblies, subassemblies, and systems, including necessary fixtures, tooling, equipment, and potentially the use of temperature gages.
· Provide support for all aspects of the A&T process, including manufacturing, development including fixturing, tooling, test equipment, qualification, delivery, and monitoring product producibility, with minimal to no training on new product lines.
· Work with Engineering to diagnose common test failures and recommend or perform rework to correct discrepancies while maintaining the integrity of the unit. With complex problems, use fault isolation, analysis and definition of corrective rework, including necessary workarounds required to maintain schedule commitments.
· Strive to improve product quality, producibility, traceability, and data records, initiating processes, and safety efforts while maintaining integrity.
· Interface with cross-functional teams including Product/ Manufacturing/ Design Engineering, Planning, Operations, Quality and Program to provide recommendations and support production needs.
· Use effective oral and written communication at all levels internal to Moog.
· Implement, participate, and promote lean concepts and activities.
· Work from assembly drawings/prints, manufacturing outlines, operations worksheets, parts lists and other instructions, including work with engineers to create work instructions or work from no work instructions.
· Experience with solder, crimp, Alodine certifications preferred. Maintain process certification per company specifications.
· Proficient in the disassembly, reassembly and repair of assemblies utilizing equipment such as optical encoders and electromechanical assemblies such as actuators, motors and systems.
· Assemble special test setups to engineering requirements beyond standard design to help engineer analysis of problem units.
· Use high level of attention to details skills while documenting drawing or test nonconformances and work with engineering and OPM for RCCA.
· Review build schedules with Program Management and develop time standards with engineering.
· Dependent on workloads, may be asked to assist on production hardware.
· Ability to work overtime between 5 and 11 hours per week, and work on an off shift occasionally to meet business needs.
· Ability to travel up to 15% of the time.