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Group Quality and HSE Manager

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Group Quality and HSE Manager

Working within a specialist EDM, machining and grinding operation in the West Midlands, our firmly established client is seeking an experienced Group Quality and HSE Manager to support their ongoing manufacturing growth activity within the global aerospace and industrial sectors.

Based primarily at their site near Wolverhampton, but having close working activity with the Group sister site near Halesowen, this role will report to the Group Operations Director and key responsibilities will include:

Manage all QHSE compliance requirements and market relevant risks/opportunities
Track external developments specific to the UK and US/global aerospace sectors which may affect the business operation
Support manufacturing, product development, supply chain, logistics and sales/marketing activities
Manage the QMS
Complete problem analysis, process analysis, the identification of process improvements and the implementation of preventive actions alongside the existing quality inspection teams
Actively manage and develop QHSE focussed groups within the company as required
Manage/develop a structured performance assessment process for systems, process and products
Identify opportunities for improvements relating to QHSE
Assist in the evaluation of non-conformances relating to product, process and business systems with recommendations for solution
Preparation and write QHSE reports
Liaise with external parties, i.e. customers, accreditation bodies, suppliers on matters relating to QHSE
Hold responsibility for all audit and certification activity
Support the evaluation and audit of sub-contractors and suppliers
Maintain and further expand/establish proactive and preventative health, safety and environmental (QHSE) policies while ensuring compliance with current legislation.
The essence of the role is to maintain and further expand/establish proactive and preventative quality, health, safety and environmental (QHSE) policies while ensuring compliance with current legislation. Some UK and international (US) travel will be required

On a permanent basis, you will need to have:

Min HND or equivalent in a technical discipline
5+ years' experience in QHSE
Knowledge of ISO and AS9100 requirements
Worked within a production engineering environment - preferably aerospace/defence
Completed risk assessments and COSHH assessments
Completed accident/incident investigation
Implemented pro-active problem-solving techniques: 8D methodology, FMEA, 5s and lean manufacturing
This is an essential organisation focused role joining a safe, stable and growing family operating business. Character strength and relating leadership experience are essential.

Your CV will be forwarded to Jonathan Lee Recruitment, a leading engineering and manufacturing recruitment consultancy established in 1978. The services advertised by Jonathan Lee Recruitment are those of an Employment Agency.

In order for your CV to be processed effectively, please ensure your name, email address, phone number and location (post code OR town OR county, as a minimum) are included

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