Quality Engineer
ulliSpend approximately 70% of working time in production areas, with the balance dedicated to analysis, reporting, investigations and corrective-action follow-up. /liliProvide operational quality oversight for an assigned plant while collaborating across the wider three-plant manufacturing organisation. /liliOperate primarily on a daytime schedule while recognising that manufacturing activity continues across shifts; prioritise risk-based coverage and effective handovers. /liliOwn timely detection, escalation and containment of internal product and process nonconformities; lead or coordinate root-cause investigations within the agreed quality governance model. /li /ulh3Job Description /h3h3Role Scope and Accountabilities /h3ulliSpend approximately 70% of working time in production areas, with the balance dedicated to analysis, reporting, investigations and corrective-action follow-up. /liliProvide operational quality oversight for an assigned plant while collaborating across the wider three-plant manufacturing organisation. /liliOperate primarily on a daytime schedule while recognising that manufacturing activity continues across shifts; prioritise risk-based coverage and effective handovers. /liliOwn timely detection, escalation and containment of internal product and process nonconformities; lead or coordinate root-cause investigations within the agreed quality governance model. /li /ulh3Key Responsibilities /h3ulliPerform in-process visual and dimensional inspections of products, components and assemblies throughout manufacturing operations. /liliVerify compliance with engineering drawings, technical specifications, work instructions, inspection criteria and control plans. /liliExecute planned inspections on critical orders,
products, projects or manufacturing processes and conduct risk-based shop-floor spot checks. /liliDocument findings clearly, communicate issues to the relevant functions and follow through on agreed actions and closure dates. /liliDetect, record and report nonconformities; ensure timely identification, segregation and containment of affected materials and products. /liliLead or coordinate root-cause analysis for internal manufacturing issues, involving Production, Process Engineering and other specialists as needed. /liliSupport definition and implementation of corrective and preventive actions and verify their effectiveness. /liliAnalyse recurring defects, scrap, rework, nonconformity and complaint data to identify trends, process weaknesses and improvement priorities. /liliContribute to the development and continuous improvement of control plans, inspection methods, work instructions and quality standards. /liliParticipate in manufacturing-quality and continuous-improvement initiatives designed to reduce defects, variability and customer risk. /li /ulh3Key Relationships /h3ulliProduction Managers, Shift Leaders and shop-floor teams. /liliProcess Engineering and Industrial Engineering. /liliSupplier Quality, Customer Quality and Quality Systems, where relevant. /liliMaintenance,
Lean and other support functions involved in corrective actions. /li /ulh3Qualifications and Experience /h3ulliBachelor’s degree in Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, Industrial Technology or a related technical field; a relevant technical diploma combined with substantial applicable experience may be considered. /liliRelevant experience in Quality Engineering, Quality Control, Manufacturing Quality or a production environment; industrial manufacturing experience is preferred. /liliPractical experience managing nonconformities, containment, root-cause analysis and corrective actions. /liliWorking English is preferred; ability to communicate effectively in the local manufacturing environment is required. /li /ulh3Technical Competencies /h3ulliReading and interpreting engineering drawings, tolerances and technical specifications. /liliDimensional inspection techniques and use of appropriate measurement equipment. /liliISO 9001 quality-management principles, control plans and inspection procedures. /liliRoot-cause and corrective-action methods such as 5 Why, Ishikawa and structured problem solving. /liliBasic statistical process control, quality metrics and trend analysis. /liliMicrosoft Office and relevant quality/NCR reporting systems. /li /ulh3Behavioural Competencies /h3ulliVisible, hands-on shop-floor presence and sound judgement. /liliAttention to detail combined with analytical, risk-based thinking. /liliConstructive challenge, clear communication and effective cross-functional collaboration. /liliOwnership, urgency and disciplined follow-through. /liliContinuous-improvement mindset and focus on sustainable solutions. /li /ul #J-18808-Ljbffr
products, projects or manufacturing processes and conduct risk-based shop-floor spot checks. /liliDocument findings clearly, communicate issues to the relevant functions and follow through on agreed actions and closure dates. /liliDetect, record and report nonconformities; ensure timely identification, segregation and containment of affected materials and products. /liliLead or coordinate root-cause analysis for internal manufacturing issues, involving Production, Process Engineering and other specialists as needed. /liliSupport definition and implementation of corrective and preventive actions and verify their effectiveness. /liliAnalyse recurring defects, scrap, rework, nonconformity and complaint data to identify trends, process weaknesses and improvement priorities. /liliContribute to the development and continuous improvement of control plans, inspection methods, work instructions and quality standards. /liliParticipate in manufacturing-quality and continuous-improvement initiatives designed to reduce defects, variability and customer risk. /li /ulh3Key Relationships /h3ulliProduction Managers, Shift Leaders and shop-floor teams. /liliProcess Engineering and Industrial Engineering. /liliSupplier Quality, Customer Quality and Quality Systems, where relevant. /liliMaintenance,
Lean and other support functions involved in corrective actions. /li /ulh3Qualifications and Experience /h3ulliBachelor’s degree in Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, Industrial Technology or a related technical field; a relevant technical diploma combined with substantial applicable experience may be considered. /liliRelevant experience in Quality Engineering, Quality Control, Manufacturing Quality or a production environment; industrial manufacturing experience is preferred. /liliPractical experience managing nonconformities, containment, root-cause analysis and corrective actions. /liliWorking English is preferred; ability to communicate effectively in the local manufacturing environment is required. /li /ulh3Technical Competencies /h3ulliReading and interpreting engineering drawings, tolerances and technical specifications. /liliDimensional inspection techniques and use of appropriate measurement equipment. /liliISO 9001 quality-management principles, control plans and inspection procedures. /liliRoot-cause and corrective-action methods such as 5 Why, Ishikawa and structured problem solving. /liliBasic statistical process control, quality metrics and trend analysis. /liliMicrosoft Office and relevant quality/NCR reporting systems. /li /ulh3Behavioural Competencies /h3ulliVisible, hands-on shop-floor presence and sound judgement. /liliAttention to detail combined with analytical, risk-based thinking. /liliConstructive challenge, clear communication and effective cross-functional collaboration. /liliOwnership, urgency and disciplined follow-through. /liliContinuous-improvement mindset and focus on sustainable solutions. /li /ul #J-18808-Ljbffr