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Quality Engineer

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Position Purpose

The Quality Engineer is responsible for ensuring that products, processes, and services comply with the company's quality standards, customer requirements, applicable regulations, and technical specifications. This role supports defect prevention, waste reduction, continuous improvement, and customer satisfaction.


Key Responsibilities

• Monitor and verify compliance with quality controls throughout production processes.

• Perform inspections of raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods.

• Identify, document, contain, and follow up on nonconforming products and processes.

• Investigate the root causes of defects, rework, scrap, customer complaints, and process deviations.

• Implement and verify the effectiveness of corrective and preventive actions.

• Develop, update, and maintain quality procedures, work instructions, control plans, and quality records.

• Analyze quality performance indicators, including rejection rate, scrap, rework, returns, customer complaints, and cost of poor quality.

• Participate in internal, external, customer, and supplier audits.

• Ensure measuring, testing, and inspection equipment is calibrated, verified, and suitable for use.

• Train production personnel on quality requirements, inspection criteria, and defect-prevention practices.

• Work closely with Production, Engineering, Maintenance, Purchasing, and Supply Chain teams to improve processes and product quality.

• Promote compliance with the Quality Management System and a culture of continuous improvement.



Education:

• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Quality Engineering, Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or a related field.


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