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Quality Assurance Technician

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An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Quality Assurance Technician to support quality documentation, certification, and traceability throughout the manufacturing lifecycle within a busy engineering environment.
Working closely with Quality, Production, and Procurement teams, you will ensure accurate, compliant, and auditable records are maintained to support customer acceptance and regulatory requirements.
This role would suit an organized and detail-focused individual with experience in quality administration, document control, goods inward, or supply chain within manufacturing or engineering, particularly those from regulated industries such as defense, aerospace, automotive, or medical.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage, control, and maintain quality documentation, ensuring all physical and electronic records are accurate, traceable, and fully up to date throughout the project lifecycle.
- Compile and maintain manufacturing build packs, release documentation, material certification, and traceability records to support customer acceptance, factory acceptance testing (FAT), and product release.
- Administer document change control processes, including technical queries, engineering changes, revision control, document numbering, and distribution.
- Liaise with internal departments and customer Quality Assurance Representatives to ensure documentation is completed, reviewed, and issued in line with project timescales and quality requirements.
- Support continuous quality assurance activities by maintaining production documentation, assisting with audits, and, where required, providing occasional support during inspection, assembly, or acceptance activities.
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Requirements
- Experience in quality administration, goods inwards, supply chain, or similar.
- Degree, HNC, or HND qualified in Engineering or relevant discipline.
- Familiarity with Non-conformances (NCRs), test reports, material certificates, ISO 9001, etc.


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Location
- Manchester
Employment Details
- Permanent Full Time
- Salary: £30k - £35k
- Benefits: 7% Pension Contributions, 4% from candidate, 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays.
Contact Details
For inquiries or to apply, please contact Jacob on 0161 4166249 or jacob@emp-sol.com
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