Aerospace Future Lead Auditor - Graduate

LRQA
London, England
12 months ago
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At LRQA, we believe that expertise is built through experience and continuous learning. Thats why we are actively seeking talented individuals from the Aerospace, Aviation, Space, and Defence industries to join our Auditor Academy - a dedicated program designed to transition experienced professionals into globally recognised Lead Auditors.As a trusted assurance provider in over 150 countries, we are at the forefront of quality, compliance, and risk management. If you have strong industry knowledge and want to leverage your expertise in a new, rewarding career, this opportunity is for you.Why Join LRQA?Have a global Impact playing a key role in ensuring compliance and quality across the aerospace industrys most critical supply chains.World class training gaining internationally recognised auditing qualifications through our Auditor Academy.Career progression transitioning into a leadership role with mentorship from industry experts.Work life balance with flexible working arrangements and a role that values both independence and collaboration.Your Role:Conduct AS91XX Management Systems Audits, ensuring compliance with internationally recognised standards.Conduct and oversee audits driving excellence in client certification.Build strong client relationships, proactively identifying risks and improvement opportunities.Stay ahead of regulatory and industry developments to enhance service quality.What We Are Looking For?A background working with OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, or established businesses within Aerospace, Aviation, Space, or Defence.Regulatory knowledge & understanding of industry frameworks, quality management systems, and compliance standards.Prior full-time experience working in the Aerospace & Defence sector, directly involved with Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Production, Design, Maintenance, Process Control, or Supply Chain Management for a major airframe manufacturer, prime supplier, auxiliary equipment supplier and/or appropriate official civil, military, or space organisation,While prior auditing experience is beneficial, we are committed to training the right candidates, meaning you do not need previous auditing qualifications to apply.Ready to Make an Impact?If you are ready to take your aerospace expertise to the next level and become a trusted industry leader, we would love to hear from you. Apply today and take the first step towards a future proof career with LRQA.Join us in shaping a safer, more compliant world for the aerospace industryTPBN1_UKTJ

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