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Aerospace / Production / Manufacturing

Tewkesbury

The Opportunity - Quality Engineer - Processes

We are currently seeking an experienced Process Quality Engineer to join our client’s team at their state-of-the-art facility based in Tewkesbury on a permanent basis.

Our client design and manufacture complex mechanical products for global application in the aerospace and defence sectors.

As a PQE, you'll be tasked to support manufacturing processes on a daily basis which will includes improvement initiatives and contributing to APQP and PPAP.

You'll need to be able to adapt quickly to the role using your career developed experience.

Role Responsibilities – Quality Engineer - Processes

Manufacturing non conformances processing / progressing / facilitating
Supporting the manufacturing processes improvements
Contributing to manufacturing process development through PFMEA and Control Plans
Developing inspection plans
Facilitating Measurement System Analysis studies
Process Capability studies

Background - Quality Engineer - Processes

Quality background essential
Knowledge of APQP processes aerospace or automotive is essential
Experience in manufacturing environment
Experience in RCCA methodologies

For more information on this role, please contact Lee Powell on (phone number removed) or send a copy of your CV to  

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