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Aerospace Quality Manager

Matchtech Mobility Careers
Isle of Wight
1 week ago
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Quality Manager IOW - On-site | Composite & Metallic Aerospace Manufacturing | Competitive Package with relocation allowance up to 8k.

We are seeking a proactive and hands onQuality Managerto join our on-site team at a specialist manufacturing facility producing complex composite and metallic assemblies.


You'll receive direct mentorship and play a critical role in ensuring a smooth leadership transition - while driving continuous improvement across the site.



What You'll Do


  • Support site Manufacturing Process Managers in ensuring product quality and process compliance.

  • Lead and support continuous improvement initiatives to meet strategic goals.

  • Coach, develop, and identify training for team members; manage skills matrices and performance feedback.

  • Monitor and improve KPIs for scrap, pre-release, concessions, and quality escapes.

  • Attend CCB and CAR meetings to ensure compliance with internal BMS and external regulatory standards.

  • Manage and maintain department records (e.g., time and attendance, archive processes).

  • Support the Quality Manager in oversight of QCE personnel and daily quality operations.

  • Produce monthly reports for Senior Management Reviews.

  • Ensure full site compliance withPart 21G and Part 145requirements.

  • Regularly review and update Qualit...

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