Quality control technician-metallurgy

• Reviewing forged production parts and conducting metallurgical analysis.
• Maintaining Process flow chart and Production work standard.
• Maintaining Product Quality Control Table.
• Attending APQP and PPAP meetings and conducting assignments as per schedules.
• Investigating part defects and composing 5P and PFMEA.
• Conducting hardness tests, tensile tests, fatigue tests, and impact tests.
• Calibrating laboratory equipments, measuring devices, and exclusive jigs.

Dec.2003 – Nov. 2004 STACKPOLE AGD Ltd. Mississauga, ON

Metallurgical laboratory technician

• NDT test on Powder Metallurgy parts for crack check.
• Metallurgical sample preparation and micro-structural analysis.
• Conducting micro-hardness test on heat-treated samples and analyzing discrepancies from specification requirements.
• Micro-structural Image analysis on heat-treated parts and interpretation.

• R & D tests and failure mode analysis.
• Quality assurance activities: APQP, PPAP, mechanical test, case harden, metallographic analysis, weld inspection, destructive test, fracture analysis, and corrosion development test.
• Sample preparation, micro-structural analysis and interpretation.
• Calibration of measuring devices
• Making test related reports and paperwork

• Molten aluminum quality control and metallographic analyses.
• Applying new die casting processes and evaluating them.
• Improving molten aluminum treatment and handling processes
• Building furnaces and maintaining furnace operation records in order to determine the exact time of repair and replacement.
• Manpower control and general management.
• Focusing on safety operation and its implementation.

• Blue print reading, Humber College, Toronto, 2001.
• Pneumatics-PLC, industrial electro-hydraulics, electro-mechanical control, Humber College, Toronto, 2002