Quality Engineer

Location:

Omagh

Hours:

39.75 hour week

Join our team at Terex Omagh and embark on an exciting opportunity to shape a proactive quality culture across the organization. As a Quality Engineer, you will work closely with purchasing, engineering, production, and suppliers to prevent defects, improve processes, and ensure products meet or exceed customer expectations.

• Promote and uphold Terex quality standards, a zero‑defect culture and best practices across the entire manufacturing process—from suppliers to the shop floor to the customer.
• Analyze quality data to identify trends and improvement opportunities.
• Work with suppliers to resolve quality issues and improve consistency.
• Support creation and revision of quality alerts, control plans, inspection standards and other quality documentation.
• Read and interpret engineering drawings and specifications.
• Support lean manufacturing initiatives such as 5S and process standardization.
• Qualify new local suppliers for castings, fabrications, and machined parts.
• Use statistical methods to fault‑find and support solutions to technical issues, including using control plans and SOPs.
• Ensure bought‑in products meet quality sign‑off criteria, and work with suppliers when issues arise.
• When non‑conformance exists, initiate suitable manufacturing containment actions while working with the supply base and technical personnel to achieve root‑cause analysis and long‑term solutions.
• Support day‑to‑day operations to minimize production impact due to quality issues and attend regular meetings to report quality trends and actions.
• Support new product planning and development (NPPD) within the factory from design review through prototype build.
• Assist with customer concerns and queries.
• Other responsibilities as assigned, based on the evolving needs of the department.

• Engineering qualification or equivalent experience in an engineering/manufacturing environment with quality/supplier quality experience.
• Proven track record in manufacturing, covering fabrication and assembly disciplines.
• Knowledge of manufacturing processes, quality control, and problem‑solving techniques used throughout the industry.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.
• Desirable:
  Internal audit certification.
• Experience maintaining a Quality Management System.
• Experience in new product introduction and advanced product quality planning.
• Experience dealing with customers.

• Competitive pay
• Team Member bonus
• Westfield health care
• 33 holidays
• Pension
• Life assurance
• Linked In Learning
• On‑site free parking
• Perks discount card

Terex is an equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and welcome applications from all sections of our community, and appointments are based on merit.