Descripción
Our client, an important multinational in the industrial composites sector, seeks to strengthen its technical team with the figure of a:
QUALITY ENGINEER (Chemical Industrial Components Sector)
MISSION STATEMENT:
Reporting directly to the Quality Manager, the Quality Engineer’s mission is to ensure product and process quality within a chemical industrial environment through continuous improvement, robust problem solving, and strict compliance with customer and regulatory requirements. The role focuses on reducing non-conformities, improving process reliability, and reinforcing a strong quality culture across operations.
Responsabilidades
MAIN RESPONSABILITIES:
The Quality Engineer plays a key role in ensuring quality, process stability, and compliance within a chemical industrial setting. His/her responsibilities will include:
- Continuous Improvement Projects:
Working on continuous improvement initiatives such as scrap reduction, process optimization, vision systems, and Nadcap-related activities in coordination with Process Engineers.




- Standardization and Operational Excellence:
Collaborating with satellite plants and production teams to implement standardization plans, promoting a “right first time” culture, error-proofing systems, and a strong understanding of customer requirements.
- Problem Solving & Root Cause Analysis:
Leading root cause analysis of quality issues such as customer complaints, rejections, internal non-conformities, and scrap, ensuring implementation of effective corrective actions and validation of their effectiveness.
- Preventive Actions & Best Practices:
Implementing preventive actions and ensuring the deployment and standardization of lessons learned and best practices across production lines.
- Customer Claims Management:
Managing customer claims, coordinating cross-functional teams, and ensuring timely, accurate, and professional responses to customers.
- Training & Quality Culture:
Providing quality training to operators a

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