About the role

AI summarised

The Quality Engineer oversees and enhances quality processes for equipment refurbishment and maintenance projects. They ensure compliance with internal and customer quality standards, regulatory requirements, and industry best practices through inspection, process development, collaboration, and continuous improvement. The role involves leading quality control, managing non-conformances, conducting audits, and driving preventive actions to improve reliability and performance.

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Key Responsibilities

Ensure proper process of buy-off inspections of parts, assemblies, or systems at various stages of production, utilizing industry-standard inspection techniques (e.g. visual inspection, functional testing)
Track non-conformance reports filed during the buy-off process and develop and implement preventive action plans to mitigate recurring defects
Design and implement quality assurance protocols, checklists, and testing procedures specific to precision engineering workflows
Establish, update, and ensure adherence to quality documentation, including inspection reports and non-conformance records
Coordinate and oversee the First Article Inspection (FAI) process for new manufacturing processes or parts, ensuring compliance with industry and customer standards
Work closely with engineers to review technical drawings, specifications, and tolerances, providing feedback to enhance reliability and quality
Drive cross-functional initiatives to enhance long-term quality and reliability, performing root cause analysis and implementing corrective actions
Lead the tracking and investigation of quality-related returns and customer complaints using the fishbone methodology, coordinating problem-solving efforts and implementing long-term preventive measures
Participate in internal and external audits, ensuring adherence to regulatory and supplier quality standards
Analyze quality data and trends from issue tracking systems (Project Issue Log) to identify opportunities for process optimization and defect reduction
Classify issues into relevant disciplines such as quality, operational, or design-related concerns

Requirements

Diploma or Degree in Mechanical / Electrical & Electronic Engineering/Mechatronics Engineering, Quality Management, or related technical field from a recognized institution
Preferably at least 3 years of experience in quality control or quality assurance within precision engineering, automotive, aerospace or manufacturing
Hands-on expertise in inspection techniques (e.g. visual inspection, functional testing)
Proficiency in interpreting technical drawings, specifications, and tolerances
Experience with Quality Management Systems (QMS) and issue tracking tools (e.g., Project Issue Log)
Familiarity with First Article Inspection (FAI), root cause analysis (e.g., fish bone methodology), and non-conformance reporting
Good interpersonal and communication skills
Able to present ideas, approaches, and objectives clearly
Strong analytical and decision-making abilities
Able to work independently and as a team effectively adjusting oneself flexibly to different work situations
Effective organizational and planning skills