Documentation Assistant - Nisku, Canada - Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls

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Nisku, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Job Details

Primary Focus

Specific Accountabilities

Create and maintain QC control documentation
Document Control organize all inspection documentation papers and online photos provided by quality team
Protect and update files while making easily accessible to colleagues
Comply with Silent-Aire's QA programs
Other duties as assigned

Contacts

Communication is primarily with internal team members.
External contacts potentially could include, customers and vendors.

Working Conditions

Office environment
Occasional shop present which will require Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Overtime as required (if authorized in advance by the Quality Manager).

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Knowledge of quality methodologies.
Medium to excellent Microsoft excel knowledge
Practical experience within a manufacturing environment
Highly motivated and selfdirected, capable of multitasking, and able to work with mínimal supervision.
Extremely detailoriented and analytical thinker.
Able to interface directly with crossfunctional teams.
Strong problem identification and problem resolution skills.
Strong work ethic and positive team attitude.

Reporting Relationships

Reports to: Quality Manager

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