A Quality Engineer position has become available within a business that supplies high-value technologies to some of the most exciting organisations. On-site they produce a range of complex products using modern-day manufacturing techniques and supply these to a broad range of multi-sector customers right across the globe. This is a client far more focused on personal attitude rather than experience. On offer is a salary circa £42000, bespoke training programs, Senior QE progression opportunities, flexible working hours, early finish on a Friday, 33 days annual leave, and an chance to join a business that's heavily invested in both its staff and production facility.

Quality Engineer responsibilities include -

• Provide technical direction on Quality engineering to the Production team.
• Support NPI, PPAP, and 8D activity on site.
• Liaise with key customers and colleagues on problem-solving activities.
• Lead internal audits, both process and product.
• Help to drive continuous improvement within the workplace.
• Assist with the training of other staff and offer technical support to customers.

Quality Engineer desirable skills and experience -

• knowledge of modern manufacturing methods and techniques.
• Knowledge of QMS such as ISO 9001, AS 9100, or IATF 16949.
• Able to use core tools such as 8D, PPAP, and Control Plans.
• Confident in providing day-to-day customer support.
• Mechanical engineering education (HNC/HNC), or relevant training.

Quality Engineer benefits include -

• Starting salary circa £40,000.
• 33 days annual leave.
• Flexible daytime working hours.
• Friendly working environment.
• System Training and Senior QE career progression opportunities.
• Opportunity to work for a market-leading business.
• Free parking and an early finish on a Friday.

If interested in this Quality Engineer position, please apply through this advert immediately.

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