Manufacturing Quality Manager
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Update day: 30-04-2024
Location: Thirsk Yorkshire and the Humber
Category: Production / Operation Maintenance
Industry: Human Resources Staffing
Job type: Permanent
Salary: £45,000 - £50,000 a year
Job content
- Management of NDT team and working closely with the Quality Manager.
- Review process and identify continuous improvement initiatives
- Implement and sustain quality improvements within Production
- Daily interaction with shop floor.
- Work closely with Production to develop preventative and corrective actions.
- Build relationships with key stakeholders of Project managers and Site Construction Managers
In return, the successful Manufacturing Quality Manager will be part of a business that recognises talent and skill and will always promote from within where possible. You will enjoy a successful career with training and development tailored to you and your career. The salary is advertised as £45,000 - £50,000
I am really keen to see your CV if you come from a quality background as a Quality Manager or Quality Engineer, preferably with industry experience. Ideally you will have a Degree in Quality or Engineering or a HND minimum. You must have strong influential and leadership skills and the confidence to present to a Senior Management Team . This role is Monday to Thursday 08:30 – 17:15 and Friday 08:30 – 15:00, however, an occasional night shift would be required
Deadline: 14-06-2024
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