A Quality Manager manages quality control in an organization or for a project. Develops quality control policies and monitors quality in different settings such as manufacturing production, technology product development and research laboratories
Louisville, KY Job Details $65,000 - $80,000 a year 9 hours ago Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Customer communication Microsoft Excel Microsoft Access Microsoft Outlook Blueprint specification interpretation Manufacturing facility experience Precision measurement in machining
Full Job Description Description:
Sustain the Derby Fabricating Quality Management System within the manufacturing plant. Provide direction to the quality support personnel. Responsibilities Day-to-day interaction with the plant manager on Quality-related activities Advanced Production Quality Planning (APQP), and Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) activities Provides reports of Quality information to the Corporate Quality Manager Ensures that the Quality work area is clean, organized, and documents are properly maintained Completes special projects as requested Facilitates the rejected material and corrective/preventive action process Participates in continual improvement activities Assumes the role of
ISO/TS16949
plant management representative Interacts with customers and suppliers concerning Quality Activities Calibration Systems Process and System Audits Hiring, training, managing, and counseling of employees Perform product audits Measure product for process capability studies Conducts studies/audits using laboratory equipment Assists with calibration Completes special and miscellaneous projects All other work assigned Performance Measurements Successfully completes all assigned duties on time and without errors Interacts effectively with internal and external customers Communicates problems or potential problems to Plant Manager Work area is clean and documents are filed properly
Requirements:
Job Requirements Experience in manufacturing environment, preferably within automotive industry Working knowledge of AIAG core tools, e.g. Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP), Production Part Approval Process (PPAP), Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Statistical Process Control (SPC), and Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA) Proficiency with with Microsoft Office, (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Outlook) Interpret and understand blueprints Skilled in the use of measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers, drop gages, Micro Vue, and steel rules Good analytical and problem solving skills Good organization skills Self-motivated, ability to work in a deadline-driven environment Strong verbal and written communication skills Detail-oriented Minimum Physical Requirements Occasional stooping, bending Periodic reaching overhead Some lifting up to twenty-five pounds Extended walking Handling and moving of bulky rolls of material
