Quality Manager
Recruiter: Consilium Recruit
Location: Warrington
Salary: £45,000 - £55,000 + benefits
Application date: 25th Nov 2022
Due to continued growth and expansion, a leading engineering group has a new vacancy for Quality Manager to join the team. Candidates are sought with experience implementing and managing an integrated quality management system and will have excellent leadership skills gained within a manufacturing environment.
The Role
Lead and manage activities designed to improve the overall effectiveness of the QMS.
Coach, mentor and develop Quality function
Implement effective internal audit procedures
Provide guidance and support for continued ISO9001 and 14001 accreditations
Facilitate Corrective Action and Root Cause Analysis activities with other site functions
Maintain key relationships across all levels of the organization to ensure compliance to policies and procedures
Identify and report on nonconformance issues and implement corrective actions in timely manner
Ensure that the QMS systems is regularly reviewed and improved to be fit for purpose.
Be the quality representative with customers
Maintain up to date knowledge of latest technical development, processes and procedures
Communicate quality processes to Engineering and Operational Teams to ensure best practice
Develop and provide training tools.
Drive continuous improvement throughout the business
Develop, maintain and improve quality processes and systems
The Person
Experience working in production, engineering or manufacturing environment (ideally aerospace, automotive or highly regulated industry)
Proven people Management Experience
Strong analytical, interpersonal, written, and verbal skills.
Ability to multi-task with good organization and prioritization skills.
Excellent computer and MS Office skills (with emphasis on Excel/Word).
Experienced auditor with ISO 9001 auditing experience.
Experience in conducting or facilitating Root Cause Analysis and Corrective Action efforts.
Work well under pressure with the ability to meet tight deadlines