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Job Title: Quality Manager - Aerospace Industry
Location: Chelmsford, Essex
Salary: £55,000 - £65,000 per annum (DOE)
Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent

Company Overview:
Our client is a leading global distribution company specialising in the supply of precision components to the aerospace industry. With a reputation for excellence and innovation, They are committed to delivering the highest quality products and services to their global customer base. Join this forward-thinking team and play a key role in maintaining and enhancing our high standards of quality and compliance.

The Opportunity:
Due to an internal promotion they are now seeking an experienced and driven Quality Manager to lead their UK Quality Department. You will be responsible for implementing and maintaining business management systems, ensuring compliance with industry standards and customer requirements, and promoting a culture of continuous improvement across the organisation.

What's in it for you?

Modern workplace with cutting-edge equipment

On-site gym, breakout spaces, free fruit, and free parking

25 days holiday + bank holidays rising with service

Flexible hours: Mon-Thurs (8am-5pm), Fri (8am-12pm)

Car allowance
Cycle to Work Scheme

Enhanced company pension

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and manage the UK Quality Assurance team

Ensure compliance with AS9120, ASA-100, FAA AC 00-56A, and customer-specific requirements

Collaborate cross-functionally to align quality with business goals

Oversee internal audits and drive corrective/preventive actions

Monitor and report on UK Quality KPIs to senior leadership

Lead root cause analysis and resolution of quality issues

Drive continuous improvement and innovation in quality systems

Manage supplier quality assurance in conjunction with procurement

Support ISO14001, ISO27001, and ISO45001 initiatives

Skills & Experience Required:

Experience in a Quality Management role within aerospace is preferable

Extensive experience in Quality Assurance is essential

Strong knowledge of ISO9001, AS9120; familiarity with ASA-100, FAA AC 00-56A

Lead Auditor certification essential

Excellent leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills

Able to interpret engineering drawings and use basic measuring tools

Degree qualified or equivalent industry experience

CQI Member (MCQI/CQP) preferred

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or higher desirable

Apply Today - Take your next step in Quality Management with a globally respected aerospace supplier. Click Apply Now to submit your CV or call Julia @ Prime Appointments

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