Quality Manager

Quality Manager

The Quality Manager is responsible for ensuring that inspection, testing, and calibration processes are established, implemented, and maintained in accordance with company and customer quality requirements and reporting on the performance of these processes. The Quality Manager needs to be familiar with establishing and running inspection processes, such as dimensional inspection and micro-examination, as well as mechanical testing, such as Shear, Tensile and Fatigue testing.

Ensure the standards, methods, and processes for inspecting and testing product are properly documented and implemented.

Ensure the calibration and maintenance processes for measuring and testing equipment integrity are properly documented and implemented.

Oversee the quality department training program.

Ensure proper inspection and testing of all products.

Ensure Nonconforming product is properly documented.

Able to travel occasionally in support of company quality needs.

Supervise and schedule quality department personnel as well as manage, train, develop, and motivate them to achieve the overall quality goals and objectives.

Support AS9100 management system and audit activities.

Support Nadcap audit activities.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Ensures work area, property, tools, machines, equipment, measuring instruments, or chemical reagents used to perform inspections and tests are properly cleaned and maintained daily.

Adherence to, and enforcement of, Company safety rules is required. Protective equipment and clothing shall be worn as appropriate to the task at hand and per the dress code policy and safety rules.

Requires initiative in solving problems associated with the set-up and testing of laboratory equipment and some ingenuity in adapting equipment, instruments, etc. to complete tests. Makes suggestions for improving the efficiency of workflow or equipment operation. Takes on or reports for additional work as current tasks are completed. Performs other work-related tasks as deemed necessary by Company needs.

Work is in a machine shop laboratory environment where noise, temperature fluctuations, the repetitive nature of the job, etc. are less desirable than in a typical office environment.

Possible hazards related to cuts, bruises, finger and hand injuries, bums, chemical reactions and muscle strains. Exposure to moving mechanical parts, metalworking fluids, chemicals, heating elements and airborne particles. Protective equipment and clothing appropriate to the task at hand is required.

This role is required to be on-site 5 days at the Tolleson, AZ location.