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Precision Machining and Assembly Business

Hyde

Salary £40,000 - £45,000 + benefits

Are you an experienced Quality professional looking to take the next step in your career?

We’re partnering with a forward-thinking manufacturer specialising in precision subassemblies for electromechanical products and entering high-profile industries such as aerospace, defence, and nuclear. With a proud history of producing highly precise products, they’re on an ambitious journey to diversify their customer base and grow the business.

This is a critical role, reporting directly to senior leadership, where you will shape the Quality function as they navigate this exciting growth phase.

About the Role:

As Quality Manager, you will:

  • Maintain and enhance the QMS, ensuring compliance and continuous improvement.

  • Lead investigations into customer quality issues, implementing robust CAPA processes.

  • Drive the structured NPI process, ensuring a seamless FAIR process.

  • Spearhead the attainment of AS9100 accreditation with new orders secured in the aerospace sector

  • Manage internal audits, SOP adherence, and MRB processes.

  • Work with the leadership team to build a culture of quality for all employees.

    What We’re Looking For:

    The ideal candidate will:

  • Have experience transitioning to or managing AS9100 systems.

  • Bring a strong background in CNC precision machining and assembly.

  • Thrive in a fast-paced, customer-driven environment.

  • Demonstrate a proven ability to reduce costs of poor quality and develop meaningful KPIs.

  • Show capability as an experienced Quality Manager or a high-potential Quality Engineer ready to step up.

    On a personal level, you’ll need a pragmatic approach, a positive attitude, and the ability to challenge constructively while fostering collaboration.

    What’s on Offer:

  • Salary: £40,000 - £45,000 DOE

  • Benefits: EAP and retail discounts scheme, 25 days’ holiday (+8 bank holidays), pension (5% employee, 3% employer), and flexible working hours.

  • Schedule: 8.5-hour shifts Monday to Thursday, shorter Fridays.

    This is a new opportunity to make a significant impact in a business on the rise.

    Apply Today

    Please apply with your CV as soon as possible
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