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Quality Production Expeditor
At Turbine Kinetics, our mission is to deliver high-quality, reliable aerospace and defense products with unmatched customer service. The Quality Production Expeditor plays a key role in supporting this mission by ensuring that parts flow efficiently through production and quality processes. This role supports on-time delivery, regulatory compliance, and Turbine Kinetics commitment to continuous improvement and operational excellence. The Quality Production Expeditor acts as a liaison between Production, Quality Assurance, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Customer Support, ensuring the accurate and timely progression of hardware through all inspection and documentation stages. Key Responsibilities Production & Workflow Coordination Track and expedite work orders through inspection to meet customer delivery schedules. Prioritize and adjust workflow based on critical customer needs, engineering changes, and production constraints. Identify roadblocks or delays and collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve issues quickly. Quality Interface & Compliance Work closely with Quality Inspectors to ensure nonconformances (NCRs) are resolved quickly. Coordinate the movement of parts through AS9100-compliant quality inspection processes. Ensure all required certifications, test results, material traceability documents, and travelers are complete and accompany parts at each stage. Assist in clearing nonconformances (NCRs) by working with Quality and Engineering to keep product flow uninterrupted. Cross-Functional Communication Provide daily updates to management on production status, risks, and schedule impacts. Escalate issues impacting delivery, yield, or customer satisfaction. Documentation & Data Integrity Ensure all production records comply with aerospace and defense regulatory requirements (FAA, EASA, DoD, NADCAP when applicable). Validate accuracy of routers, inspection sheets, work instructions, and engineering change documentation. Generate reports on workflow performance, cycle time, and expediting activities.
At Turbine Kinetics, our mission is to deliver high-quality, reliable aerospace and defense products with unmatched customer service. The Quality Production Expeditor plays a key role in supporting this mission by ensuring that parts flow efficiently through production and quality processes. This role supports on-time delivery, regulatory compliance, and Turbine Kinetics commitment to continuous improvement and operational excellence. The Quality Production Expeditor acts as a liaison between Production, Quality Assurance, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Customer Support, ensuring the accurate and timely progression of hardware through all inspection and documentation stages. Key Responsibilities Production & Workflow Coordination Track and expedite work orders through inspection to meet customer delivery schedules. Prioritize and adjust workflow based on critical customer needs, engineering changes, and production constraints. Identify roadblocks or delays and collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve issues quickly. Quality Interface & Compliance Work closely with Quality Inspectors to ensure nonconformances (NCRs) are resolved quickly. Coordinate the movement of parts through AS9100-compliant quality inspection processes. Ensure all required certifications, test results, material traceability documents, and travelers are complete and accompany parts at each stage. Assist in clearing nonconformances (NCRs) by working with Quality and Engineering to keep product flow uninterrupted. Cross-Functional Communication Provide daily updates to management on production status, risks, and schedule impacts. Escalate issues impacting delivery, yield, or customer satisfaction. Documentation & Data Integrity Ensure all production records comply with aerospace and defense regulatory requirements (FAA, EASA, DoD, NADCAP when applicable). Validate accuracy of routers, inspection sheets, work instructions, and engineering change documentation. Generate reports on workflow performance, cycle time, and expediting activities.