FAQs
What qualifications are required for the STA Resident Technician position?
The position requires a BTECH in Mechanical Engineering, STA or Incoming Quality (IPQ) experience, and plant manufacturing experience.
Is experience in the automotive industry necessary for this role?
Yes, a minimum of 2 years’ experience in the automotive industry is preferred.
What are the key responsibilities of the STA Resident Technician?
Key responsibilities include executing Critical Supplier Processes, participating in quality meetings, supporting Quality Reject procedures, leading containment projects, and acting as a liaison between suppliers and plant management.
What skills are necessary for this position?
Strong communication and team-building skills are essential, as well as experience with quality systems, tools, and techniques.
Will the STA Resident Technician be involved in supplier performance monitoring?
Yes, the technician will drive supplier continuous improvement and monitor supplier performance as part of their role.
What type of meetings will the STA Resident Technician participate in?
The technician will participate in daily VRT meetings and support quality meetings, including Weekly Functional Quality Reviews.
How does the STA Resident Technician handle quality issues related to suppliers?
The technician will support the resolution of supplier process warranty concerns and engage with suppliers to drive corrective actions.
Is there an expectation for the STA Resident Technician to lead projects?
Yes, the technician is expected to lead containment of special cause supplier processes and various improvement projects.
Will the STA Resident Technician provide support for stop shipments?
Yes, the technician will provide support in containing supplier stop ship issues and assist with the vehicle on hold and release process tracking.
Are there opportunities for continuous improvement initiatives in this role?
Yes, a significant part of the role involves driving continuous improvement plans with key suppliers.