Quality Engineer

Ellerker
3 weeks ago
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Bates & Bradshaw are proud to be working in partnership to support their recruitment needs, helping to find skilled professionals to drive the business forward. Specialising in high-performance electrical cable assemblies and control panels, this East Yorkshire-based company serves the aerospace, defence, marine, and industrial sectors across Europe.

Purpose of the Role

  • Support the Quality Manager by overseeing manufacturing and engineering processes, identifying quality issues, and implementing effective solutions.

  • Optimise production processes to reduce waste, improve efficiency, and enhance product quality.

    Duties and Responsibilities

  • Act as a deputy for the Quality Manager when required.

  • Ensure compliance with all relevant quality and regulatory standards.

  • Identify quality issues and recommend appropriate solutions.

  • Conduct internal audits in line with AS9100 and ISO14001 standards.

  • Manage quality improvement projects to enhance the QMS

  • Oversee supplier product returns, conduct investigations, verify rejections, and communicate corrective action requirements to suppliers.

  • Manage the Quality Management System (QMS) and host customer or third-party audits.

  • Handle the return of supplied products to suppliers, ensuring proper documentation and compliance with export controls.

  • Track and analyse Quality and Supplier Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), driving continuous improvement based on data insights.

  • Undertake any other duties that may be reasonably required.

    Person Specification

    About You

  • Experience in a quality or manufacturing role is beneficial.

  • Strong communication skills, with the ability to work effectively with colleagues at all levels.

  • Understanding of health and safety requirements in both manufacturing and office environments.

  • High level of attention to detail in documentation and reporting.

  • A proactive approach to quality assurance and process improvement.

    Desirable Skills & Qualifications

  • Knowledge of AS9100, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 standards.

  • Experience using 8D problem-solving and 5 Whys methodologies.

  • Understanding of risk assessments and incident investigations.

  • Experience in conducting internal audits.

  • Valid UK driving licence.

  • IOSH Managing Safely qualification

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