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We are seeking a skilled Quality Technician to join our team and ensure the highest standards of quality within our manufacturing facility. If you have experience in quality management, materials testing, and problem-solving, this is your chance to make an impact!

Key Responsibilities:

  • Operate and maintain the Quality Management System (QMS) in a large manufacturing facility

  • Conduct materials testing and understand metallurgy of mild steel and stainless steel (advantageous)

  • Support automotive supply processes, including PPAP (desirable)

  • Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations and proactively resolve quality issues

  • Supervise and mentor junior technicians while fostering a team-oriented environment

  • Analyze problems and provide innovative solutions to improve processes

  • Communicate effectively with teams, customers, and suppliers, ensuring compliance with company policies

    Skills & Experience:

  • Experience in a Quality Department within a large manufacturing facility

  • Knowledge of QMS and materials testing (steel and stainless steel)

  • Familiarity with PPAP and automotive supply (desirable)

  • Strong problem-solving, decision-making, and leadership skills

  • Ability to adapt quickly and continuously improve

  • Computer literate with excellent communication and interpersonal skills

  • A current driving license is required

    Why Join Them?

  • Competitive salary and benefits

  • Opportunities for career development and growth

  • Be part of an innovative, quality-driven team
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