Quality Engineer

Job Description

Job Description

The Quality Engineer will support all functions for the design, procurement, assembly, test, inspection, manufacturing, validation, and shipment of products at the site. They will help to ensure that all company products and services are in full compliance with customer, industry, and / or regulatory requirements. A key role is to drive process standardization, reduce quality defects, and strive for continuous improvement. Will lead or assist to conduct external vendor audits and communicate Supplier Corrective Action Reports as needed. Monitor, report, and improve supplier quality KPIs Typically generates reports using computer skills and distributes those reports to various users in the organization, customers, or suppliers.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES :

• Ability to technically investigate, derive conclusions from observations / data and analytically approach problem solving.
• Assist in writing procedures and work instructions to meet QA policies.
• Work with company departments and personnel to facilitate QA requirements.
• Generate reports using computer skills and distribute to various users in the organization, customers, or suppliers.
• Identify areas for improvement.
• Identify areas requiring corrective action. Recommend actions that should be taken to prevent further non conformances.
• Generate documents for specified contractual or special quality requirements.
• Evaluate / research the latest standards and requirements related to the company’s products or services.
• Perform external audits, source inspections and first article inspections of suppliers or potential suppliers.
• Review Contracts for Quality information and Specifications.
• Create and review C of C’s.
• Require suppliers to find root cause and implement corrective / preventive action on all escapes and high pain recurring quality issues.
• Assist in performing root cause analysis and / or assist inspection activities as necessary.
• Support Supplier Corrective Action Reports.

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