Quality Engineer

INNOVA SEARCH
Manchester, Greater Manchester
10 months ago
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Are you a Quality Engineer looking for a new challenge? Do you have experience working on large-scale projects within the Defence and Aerospace sector?
Our Client:
Innova Search is proud to partner with a leading Aerospace and Defence assembly manufacturer, renowned for its expertise in precision-engineered components and assemblies. With a strong reputation for quality and innovation, the company serves a diverse range of industries, including aerospace, nuclear, defence, medical, and scientific sectors.
The Role:
The role is based in the Quality department which handles all things Quality, Process and Testing. You will be working alongside a number of internal and external Engineers on various projects.
You will play an integral part in investigating and responding to non-conformances, and data analysis as well as developing, and maintaining standard worksheets. You will directly assist the Quality Manager in maintaining calibration equipment and devices, carry out daily calibration checks, ensure company approvals remain in place (ISO14001, Nadcap) as well as carrying out internal and external audits.
As a key member of the quality team, you may be required to work offsite and act up in the absence of the Quality Manager providing a range of quality reports or other updates to the senior leadership team as required.
Expertise:

  • Aerospace / other highly regulated industry experience in a QE role
  • A good understanding of manufacturing processes (preferably aerospace sheet metal or assembly)
    Responsibilities:
  • AS9100/AS9102 FAIR collation/review/approval
  • Hosting external process audits, carrying out internal product audits
  • Experience in environmental accreditation (ISO14001) is advantageous
  • Demonstrated use of generic QA tools
  • Problem-solving / high energy / proactive work ethic essential
    On offer is an excellent remuneration package for the right individual. Generous annual leave entitlement. Free Parking.
    If you would like a confidential conversation to discuss our client and the opportunity in detail, please apply now

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