Quality Engineer

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To develop and maintain the integrity of quality for our customers, through relationships, understanding the customers needs, communication and continuous improvement processes and products.

• Develop and maintain working relationships with customers and suppliers, both internal and external.
• Provide product line support with respect to product or component quality, gaging and data interpretation issues.
• Manage documents pertaining to manufacturing and quality (process flows, PFMEA’s, control plans, quality alerts, visual OCR’s, etc.)
• Facilitate improvement activities with other disciplines in areas of cost reduction and other improvements, with the end result of improving profitability.
• Support the K2 process by providing Quality support to all potential new projects.
• Continuous education to others of Quality policies and procedures.
• Resolve customer issues through communication and/or plant visits.
• Supporting multiple customers and their quality systems.
• Producing a superior product with limited equipment, manpower and time.
• Consistent application of work instructions.

• Manages and controls all TS and PPAP documentation.
• Makes decisions in order to solve any and all part quality and customer issues.
• Sets the Quality standards and obtains customer approval when required.

• Bachelor’s degree in related field.
• Minimum of 5 years manufacturing and quality engineering experience including experience with TS 16949 and ISO requirements.
• Knowledge of SPC, APQP, Control Plans, PFMEA, etc.

• Cost of scrap.

Your contact

Susan Adams

BENTELER Human Resources