Raw Material Quality Control_ Fabrics
Pubblicato il 13-10-2026 - Join in Bergamo
Raw Material Quality Control_ Fabrics & Components
At a glance
- Job Category Quality - Quality
- Years of Experience Minimum 3 years
- Contract Type Unlimited contract
- Job Schedule Tempo pieno
- Posting Date 07/29/2026, 07:54 AM
Details of the job
CONTEXT
As part of the strong development of its business with its Italian partners, Hermès has created a new entity to ensure quality control and to closely support them during the industrial transition led by its Métiers (Women’s and Men’s Ready-to-Wear, Home, Jewelry, Fashion Accessories). Working in close collaboration with them, this entity structures an organization designed to prioritize HSE compliance monitoring, the implementation of Quality Control, and the optimization of local logistics. It will also contribute locally to the deployment of CSR action plans and traceability initiatives.
POSITIONING
Within the overall HITO organizational structure,
the position reports hierarchically to the HITO Quality Manager and has a functional reporting line to the Purchasing Managers and Materials Quality Managers of the PAP F, PAP H, Hats & Gloves and Maison teams, based in France (Pantin).
MAIN MISSION
The Textile & Components Quality Supervisor acts as the local Italian reference for the Purchasing and Materials Quality teams of the Métiers.
The role involves working with material and component suppliers, as well as with control bodies in Italy, to ensure that supplies comply with the Maison’s requirements and quality standards.
The position contributes to the progressive alignment of suppliers with the specific quality requirements defined by the different métiers, supporting the formalization and updating of standards when necessary.
The role also collaborates in the timely and effective management of quality alerts related to materials and components, ensuring a rigorous and precise approach.
I. Support Production Launch and Manufacturing Follow-up
The role intervenes after the industrialization and fine