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Manufacturing Quality Engineer

Middlefield, CT

$72.20K - $93K/yr

Own and continuously improve the site's Statistical Process Control (SPC) program, including control strategy development, charting, analysis, and response plans. * Lead Measurement System Analysis ...

Apply statistical process control (SPC) and systems thinking to track key process inputs and outputs, identify drift, and bring processes into a stable, predictable state * Troubleshoot and diagnose ...

Process Engineer

Nazareth, PA ยท On-site

$80/hr

... Statistical Process Control (SPC) and Six Sigma tools to achieve continuous improvement goals plant-wide; considered to be a subject matter expert in each of these areas. โ€ข Support, establish, and ...

Monitor and control processes using Statistical Process Control (SPC) and data analysis tools * Analyze process data using JMP or similar statistical software to identify trends and drive ...

Monitor and control processes using Statistical Process Control (SPC) and data analysis tools * Analyze process data using JMP or similar statistical software to identify trends and drive ...

The position requires interpreting SPC (Statistical Process Control) data, managing material disposition, and applying critical thinking to optimize processes and maintain high-quality output. The ...

The position requires interpreting SPC (Statistical Process Control) data, managing material disposition, and applying critical thinking to optimize processes and maintain high-quality output. The ...

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How much do statistical process control spc jobs pay per year?

As of May 30, 2026, the average yearly pay for statistical process control spc in the United States is $98,759.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $75,500.00 and $116,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Statistical Process Control (SPC) Specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Statistical Process Control (SPC) Specialist, you need a solid background in statistics, quality management, and process improvement, usually supported by a degree in engineering, mathematics, or a related field. Familiarity with statistical software (such as Minitab or JMP), control charting, and Six Sigma or other quality certifications is typically required. Attention to detail, analytical thinking, and effective communication skills help SPC specialists interpret data and drive process improvements across teams. These skills ensure accurate process monitoring, reduce variability, and promote consistent product quality in manufacturing or production environments.

What are some common challenges faced by Statistical Process Control (SPC) Specialists when implementing new control systems?

SPC Specialists often encounter challenges such as resistance to change from production teams, ensuring accurate data collection, and integrating new control systems with existing manufacturing processes. It can require significant effort to train staff on proper data recording and interpretation of control charts. Collaborating closely with operators and quality engineers is essential to address these challenges and drive continuous improvement in process quality.

What is Statistical Process Control (SPC)?

Statistical Process Control (SPC) is a method used in manufacturing and other industries to monitor and control processes through the use of statistical tools. By collecting and analyzing data from production processes, SPC helps identify variations that could indicate problems or areas for improvement. Common tools include control charts, process capability analysis, and histograms. The goal of SPC is to ensure that processes operate efficiently, produce consistent quality, and reduce waste or defects.

What is the difference between Statistical Process Control Spc vs Quality Control Technician?

AspectStatistical Process Control SpcQuality Control Technician
CertificationsASQ SPC Certification, Six SigmaASQ CQI Certification, Six Sigma
Work EnvironmentManufacturing, production lines, quality departmentsManufacturing plants, inspection areas, quality labs
Primary FocusMonitoring and analyzing process data to control qualityInspecting products, identifying defects, ensuring quality standards

While both roles focus on quality, Statistical Process Control Spc specialists analyze data to optimize processes, whereas Quality Control Technicians perform inspections and identify defects. SPC professionals develop statistical methods to prevent issues, while QC Technicians verify product quality at various stages.

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Quality Control/Technical Supervisor

LaSalle Lumber Company, L.L.C.

Olla, LA โ€ข On-site

Full-time

Posted 22 days ago


Job description

POSITION SUMMARY

The Technical Manager / Quality Control Manager is responsible for all sawmill and planer mill optimization systems, quality process control, and quality assurance at LaSalle Lumber. This role owns both the hardware and software performance of log and board optimization systems and ensures manufacturing processes consistently produce lumber that meets grade, dimensional, and customer requirements.

In addition, this position is responsible for plantlevel data management and statistical process control, converting operational data into actionable insights that improve efficiency, recovery, uptime, and profitability. The Technical Manager serves as the plant's technical authority for optimization performance, quality outcomes, and data integrity, working closely with plant leadership and corporate data analysts to support informed decisionmaking. This is a handson, technically accountable role, embedded in daily operationsnot a deskonly QC function.

SAFETY
  • Ensure department operates in a safe manner in accordance with work safe rules, regulations, and policies
  • Promote safety awareness and trains staff to recognize and immediately report any unsafe acts, conditions or unsafe equipment within the facility to help eliminate safety hazards
  • Ensure employees are trained in safe work practices and are compliant with regulations and policies
  • Ensure all aspects of the mills established safety program are delivered to employees in a timely and effective manner
  • Communicate with crew on topics of safety, continuous improvement opportunities, and direction of department
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Optimization & Technical Systems Ownership:

  • Own and manage all sawmill log, cant, and board optimization systems, including:
    • Optimizer software configuration
    • Scanner Performance and Calibration
    • Mechanical and controls interaction impacting optimization results
  • Manage planer mill board optimization, including:
    • Size targeting
    • Grade recovery
    • Trim Optimization and output consistency
  • Act as the primary technical interface with Comact and thirdparty vendors for troubleshooting, upgrades, tuning, and system performance issues.
  • Work closely with the plant controls technician to ensure:
    • Optimization systems are fully utilized
    • Machine controls support stable, repeatable process control
    • Technical limitations are identified and corrected rather than worked around.

Quality Control & Assurance

  • Own and enforce plant quality standards for lumber grade, dimensions, and finish.
  • Maintain responsibility for quality performance across all shifts, including direct oversight of all shift quality technicians.
  • Establish and maintain QC inspection methods, audit processes, and documentation.
  • Lead investigations into:
    • Grade Loss
    • Quality Defects
    • Customer recommendations
    • Internal rejects or rework
  • Drive root cause analysis and ensure corrective actions are implemented, verified, and sustained.
  • Serve as a customer liaison when quality issues require direct technical engagement in support of sales and leadership.

Data Management and Statistical Process Control

  • Maintain accurate, reliable plant operational and quality data, ensuring proper historical recordkeeping.
  • Develop and management statistical process control (SPC) methods to monitor:
    • Dimensional variation
    • Process stability
    • Optimization performance
  • Translate raw production data into clear, decisionready analysis for plant management.
  • Work in conjunction with corporate data analysts to support enterprise-level reporting, benchmarking, and strategic initiatives.
  • Ensure data integrity across optimization systems, QC reporting, and operational dashboards.

Operational Support & Continuous Improvement

  • Assist plant management with data-driven improvement initiatives, including:
    • Recovery improvement
    • Throughput optimization
    • Process stability
  • Work with lumber sales to support product mix adjustments based on technical capability and market demand.
  • Investigate workflows, business procedures, and technical processes to identify inefficiencies and improvement opportunities.
  • Collect, analyze, and track key metrics related to processes owned by the technical function.
  • Participate in cross-functional teams to recommend process, equipment, or system enhancements that improve productivity and profitability.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Technical & Analytical

  • Strong capability in data management and practical application of statistical process control
  • Technical aptitude with strong math and statistical reasoning skills
  • Deep understanding of manufacturing process variation and control
  • Strong troubleshooting, observation, and investigative skills in an industrial environment

Professional & Leadership

  • High attention to detail with strong quality focus
  • Clear and effective communication skills (written and verbal)
  • Ability to collaborate across operations, maintenance, controls, sales, and corporate teams
  • Strong organization skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities
  • Self-motivated with the ability to operate independently in a fast-paced mill environment
  • Project management and process improvement capability
  • Ability to influence without authority and drive disciplined execution
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
  • Engineering (Mechanical/Industrial) or Business Degree Preferred
  • 3 - 5 Years experience as QC Supervisor or Lead Man
  • Knowledge of lumber manufacturing processes and equipment