Quality Engineer

£40000 - £45000 per annum + (Dependent on Experience)

Contact:
Jonathan Matthews

Contact email: jon

Butler Ross are pleased to be recruiting for multiple individuals for Quality Engineering positions, on behalf of our client operating in the marine services sector. These are exciting opportunities to join an organisation expanding operations and , suitable for someone new to the field or a an individual with previous quality inspection, or quality engineer experience.

In these positions you will be engaging in critical quality control and management practices, to either ensure that all materials and components supplied to manufacturing facilities meet the organisations quality standards (managing and supporting supplier development activities), or managing the quality processes and directives for parts at a key storage and distribution facility (goods in / goods out / root cause analysis, non conformance).

• Attitude - Having a desire and determination and an interest in problem-solving is crucial; skills and knowledge can be taught!
• Some prior experience/background in quality, manufacturing or engineering is ideal
• Any familiarity with quality systems, methodologies, controls, or processes - for example: PPAP, APQP, 5Y, 8S, 8D, ISO's, Ishikawa etc. would be advantageous

• Supplier Management & Development - Build strong supplier relationships with new and existing suppliers, conducting regular audits, assessments and performance reviews.
• Quality Assurance & Compliance - Ensure supplier compliance with company standards and regulations, reviewing control plans and quality documentation.
• Problem Solving & Continuous Improvement - Monitoring supplier quality metrics and solving supplier quality and non-conformance issues
• Cross-Functional Collaboration - Working with engineering, purchasing, production, and logistics teams.
• Documentation & Reporting - Maintaining records and reports on audits, non-conformance, corrective actions, and supplier quality performance

Travel may be required outside the UK (approximately one month per year, 1-2 days at a time).