Quality Manager

Saint Neots
3 weeks ago
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Quality Manager required to join a well-established Engineering company that is based in the St Neots area. This role would suit an experienced Quality Manager that has a strong background and experience in Manufacturing quality and/or a process engineering role.

Quality Manager Job Overview

Maintain accreditation to ISO9001, 14001 & OHSAS18001 (AS9100 requirement in future)
Continually develop Integrated Management System implementing above standards.
Monitor, analyse and review Quality & Process performance data.
Propose and carry through projects to deliver Process and Quality performance improvements.
Prepare and distribute monthly report detailing Quality & Process performance to Management & wider company.
Host external audits and plan and lead internal audit programme.
Manage customer complaints through initial response to closure.
Investigate non-conformance and drive internal teams to deliver sustainable preventative solutions.
Provide daily updates to the Operations team meeting regarding KPI's and status of live quality issues.
Develop formal process training material to better standardise and document training standards.

Quality Manager Job Requirements

Strong background in manufacturing quality and/or process engineering role. Experience of managing ISO9001 and preferably ISO 14001 & OHSAS18001 and/or skilled in LEAN / Six-sigma.
Excellent working knowledge of driving continuous improvement and being able to demonstrate the ability to bring about step change in working closely with everyone from shop floor to senior management.
Significant manufacturing and process improvement experience.
Strong statistical analysis skills, IT and familiarity with working with ERP, CRM and document management systems.
Experience of Business Intelligence software such as Crystal Reports would be a distinct advantage.
Experience of leading product/process failure investigations, preferably with experience of root-cause-analysis tools and/or product failure mode analysis.
Commercially aware and able to prioritise work schedules and plan projects according to business need.

Quality Manager Salary & Benefits

Full time - Permanent position
Salary - £40,000 - £60,000 depending on experience (
Quarterly bonus
Company pension
Private Health Insurance - includes dental, optical and on-line GP services
25 days annual leave, plus additional service leave
Cycle to work scheme
PensionBennett and Game Recruitment are a multi-disciplined technical recruitment agency based in Chichester, West Sussex operating across the UK with specialist teams covering a range of industries.

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