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A Supplier Quality Engineer position has become available within a business that supplies high-value technologies right across the world. On-site they produce a range of complex products using modern-day manufacturing techniques and supply these to a broad range of customers. Located in the Leicestershire area, this company is accelerating through a considerable period of growth and is offering a salary circa of £55,000, a bonus scheme, early finish on a Friday, staff awards, 33 days annual leave and training opportunities where possible for the right engineering professional.

Supplier Quality Engineer overview -

Liaise with various key suppliers and internal operations teams, to successfully resolve issues, and encourage quality, productivity improvements, and drive cost reductions.

Supplier Quality Engineer responsibilities include -

Review suppliers, ensuring capabilities are aligned with quality, cost, and delivery targets,
Analyse performance data and document information.
Use performance data to perform current and new supplier audits.
Create reports on findings and implement the required action plans to improve processes.
Implement quality tools and techniques, ensuring the business reaches its annual objectives.Supplier Quality Engineer desirable skills and experience -

knowledge of modern manufacturing methods and techniques.
Knowledge of QMS such as ISO 9001, AS 9100, or IATF 16949.
Mechanical engineering education (HNC/HNC), or relevant training.Supplier Quality Engineer benefits include -

Competitive starting salary and bonus scheme.
Increased employer pension contribution.
Flexible hours / early finish on a Friday.
33 days annual leave.
Service awards.
Friendly working environment.
Opportunity to work for a market-leading business.
Free Parking.If interested in this Supplier Quality Engineer position, please apply through this advert immediately.

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