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A leading advanced composites and aerospace manufacturing organisation is looking to appoint a Quality Engineer to support quality, compliance and continuous improvement activities across their manufacturing operation in Cambridgeshire This role would suit a Quality Engineer from the aerospace, composites, automotive or another highly regulated manufacturing environment who enjoys problem-solving, investigation work and working cross-functionally across production, engineering and supplier/customer quality activities. You’ll play a key role in supporting operations, customers and suppliers, driving root cause investigations, quality improvement activities and helping to maintain robust quality systems within a technically advanced manufacturing environment. Quality Engineer Competitive Salary + Bonus & Excellent Benefits Cambridgeshire Full-time, Permanent Responsibilities · Support Operations, Customers and Suppliers to optimise quality performance and minimise disruption. · Champion and facilitate root cause corrective actions (RCCA) for internal and external quality concerns. · Support continuous improvement initiatives including 5S, FOD, FMEA, APQP and LEAN activities. · Carry out investigations, projects and statistical/data analysis activities to support quality and customer initiatives. · Support detailed specification reviews to ensure compliance and minimise commercial and technical risk. · Work cross-functionally with local and global teams to ensure effective problem resolution and technical support. · Support ongoing improvement of the site Quality Management System (QMS) · Develop strong technical understanding of products, processes and testing methods within your area. · Support shop floor investigations and process support activities where required. · Assist with customer and supplier quality related activities. · Use quality and statistical software packages including Minitab, LIMS and similar systems to support investigations and reporting.
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Requirements · Degree qualified in a Scientific, Engineering or related discipline (or equivalent industry experience. · Around 5 years’ experience working within a complex manufacturing quality environment. · Experience working to AS9100 and/or ISO9001 quality standards. · Strong understanding of regulated manufacturing quality systems. · Experience with structured problem-solving and root cause investigation activities. · Good understanding of SPC techniques and statistical analysis tools. · Strong communication skills with the ability to work cross-functionally across engineering and manufacturing teams.


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Desirable Experience · Aerospace or advanced composites manufacturing experience · NADCAP awareness or exposure · Internal auditing experience · Experience using Minitab, LIMS or similar quality/statistical software packages · Exposure to project management activities · Experience working across globally linked manufacturing sites
Benefits Package · Annual bonus scheme · Private medical scheme contribution · Enhanced pension scheme with up to 13% employer contribution · Employee share purchase plan · 25 days holiday + bank holidays · Subsidised onsite canteen · EV charging onsite · Employee Assistance Programme · Occupational Health support · Free onsite parking If you’re interested, apply within or reach out to me directly: lewis@cranleighstem.co.uk
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