Our client is looking for a Part-Time QA Manager for a permanent position, located in Aberdeen.
ROLE
The role is for someone keen to be part of a small team and thus would suit an energetic individual willing to help in any way as workloads demand. Part-Time: 3 days (8 hours day: Hours: 8:30am - 4:30 pm) Monday / Wednesday / Thursday. (May consider Full-Time Candidates)
RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsible for maintaining an effective company wide quality management system (QMS)
Maintaining the required policies, processes, standards, procedures, forms and guidelines in conjunction with departmental managers
Overseeing ongoing compliance with relevant regulation, legislation and national & international standards
Developing and maintaining an effective QMS control system
Promoting Quality culture and standards of best practice
Setting and maintaining quality objectives and standards for the organisation
Monitoring and measuring performance.
Management of the QMS audit program
Leading HSE throughout the company, to ensure risk controls are maintained and adhered to. Performing audits to ensure HSE compliance
Establishing an effective continual improvement process within the company
Providing appropriate quality performance information and advice to the MD and Senior Management to allow informed decision making
Liaise with clients QHSE Personnel
Ensuring that all project/contract personnel are aware of the requirements of the Quality Plan
Manage Customer and Certifying Authority Audits
Assist process departments within company regarding Investigating & analysing NCR’s, Customer complaints, process and field failures
Participate in internal meetings from weekly, monthly & annual Management Review
Investigate poor performing suppliers with a view to identifying opportunities for improvement aligned with company performance objectives for quality
Compilation of equipment certification packages for the equipment and products we supply and manufacture, ensuring we meet the customers’ requirements and that of the industry national and international standards