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Quality Coordinator
The Quality Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that the company's products and services meet or exceed quality standards. This includes developing and implementing quality control procedures, conducting audits, and resolving quality issues. The Quality Coordinator also works with other departments.
Training Course
- Improvement technician
- Equal to Level 3 (A level)
Hours
- Mon-Thurs 8am – 5pm (half hour lunch)
- Fri 8am – 12.30pm
- 38.5 hours a week
Duration
- 18 Months
What you’ll do at work
- Conduct QA inspection at Goods Inwards
- Carry out defect analysis and produce reports of findings
- Deal with suppliers & Customers on Quality issues (Containment / 8D Log / Claim Form)
- Submit PPAP and sign PSW (Parts Submission Warrant) to customer requirements
- Assist line side at BMW as required with containment actions
- New product involvement– Feasibility check requirements
- Conduct internal product and process audits and internal system audits
- NCR (Non-Conformance Report) process
- Liaise with internal departments on quality issues (Lead weekly Quality meetings)
- Assist in the writing of procedures and work instructions
- Product knowledge requirements
- Carry out calibration tasks on equipment
- Deputise for the Quality Team leader
- Attend regular Quality meetings with Customers & Suppliers (Stakeholders)
- Reporting of KPIs for Quality
- Carry out any reasonable request made by the Quality Team Leader
- Carry out all activities related to PSCR. (Product Safety & Compliance Representative)
- Actively involved with Continuous Improvement initiatives
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- UNIT 1 NETWORK OXFORD, SAND LANE WEST, LITTLEMOOR, OXON, OX4 6JU
College or training organisation
- INTEC BUSINESS COLLEGES LIMITED
Essential Qualifications
- GCSE English (Grade 9-4 (A-C)) essential*
- GCSE Maths (Grade 9-4 (A-C)) essential*
Skills
- Communication skills
- Organisation skills
- Logical
- Administration skills
- Microsoft Excel skills
- Good attention to detail
- Good English & Maths skills
- A good team player
- Great communicator
- Must be methodical & precise
Other Requirements
- Customer visits may also need to be considered in this role. This will be accompanying colleagues to the likes of BMW
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