The Company

Our client is a market leader in the North East manufacturing sector. They have been very stable through recent times and are now starting to grow this is the reason they now require a Quality Engineer.

The Role

* The main purpose of this role will be to ensure products are safe and meet customer expectations while keeping the manufacturing process as effective and cost-efficient as possible.

* Play an integral part in ensuring an effective quality management system is adhered to.

* Review, develop and introduce key QA processes within the business.

* Educate the staff on their responsibility in relation to quality control.

* Develop and roll out effective training in relation to quality compliance.

* Develop and implement tools in order to raise awareness in relation to quality.

* Ensure effective root cause analysis and reporting occurs as required.

* Produce a monthly objective report to Quality Manager.

* Root cause and fix issues within the production area.

* Issues relating to suppliers will require full investigation.

* Auditing and approval of SOP’s, ensuring control and adherence within the manufacturing environment.

The Person

* You will demonstrate excellent customer and supplier quality skills together with strong problem-solving skills within the manufacturing industry.

* Educated to degree level or relevant experience in Quality Management Systems or Engineered Product Manufacturer.

* Can deal with people at all levels.

* Technical/Engineering background.

* Experience with ISO 9001 would be .

* Excellent communication/IT skills.

* Ability to self-manage.

* Must have attention to detail.

* Proven experience in Quality Management.

* Take responsibility for personal development.

The Benefits

* You will be working for a well-established growing employer.

* An excellent salary.

* A good pension scheme.

* A company experiencing continued growth, expansion and investment.

The company are fully compliant with the latest health and safety requirements for current safe working practices