As an Automotive Quality Engineer in Burnley, you will help maintain quality across engineering and manufacturing activities within the industrial / manufacturing sector. You will work closely with teams to identify issues, improve processes and ensure products meet expected standards.
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Client Details
Based in Lancashire, this established precision engineering manufacturer is a leading supplier of high-quality machined and engineered components to major OEMs and Tier 1 organisations across a range of sectors. Operating from a modern, state-of-the-art facility, the business offers a fully integrated manufacturing solution, combining design support, fabrication, precision machining, assembly, surface treatments, quality inspection, and logistics under one roof.
Serving industries such as automotive, aerospace, defence, off-highway, rail, mining, and power generation, the company has built a reputation for delivering complex engineering projects with exceptional quality, reliability, and on-time performance. With advanced CNC machining capabilities, extensive manufacturing capacity, and a strong focus on continuous improvement, it provides end-to-end solutions from prototype development through to full volume production.
Driven by innovation, technical expertise, and a customer-first approach, the organisation continues to support global manufacturers with robust, cost-effective engineering solutions tailored to demanding industrial environments.
Description
As the Automotive Quality Engineer, you will be tasked with the following;
· Act as the first point of quality contact for specific customer accounts
· Support the completion of 8D reports
· Support MRB reviews
· Chair weekly meetings in each business unit to review internal data for non-conforming product, customer line-returns, containment fallout and layered process audit non-conformances and champion data-driven improvements, across the business.
· Employ a range of statistical tools such as process capability, measurement systems analysis and statistical process control in order to highlight risk or identify areas for continuous improvement.
· Support the new product introduction function with the completion of PFMEA, control plan and other PPAP documents.
· Manage internal calibration registers.
· Participate in manufacturing process audits and system audits
· Work in accordance with and support the development of the business management system
Profile
A successful 'Automotive Quality Engineer' should have:
· Previous quality engineering experience preferred
· Degree educated or equivalent (preferably in an engineering-based discipline) preferred. xsabvtc
· Experience of quality core tools including PFMEA, Control plan, PPAP, SPC, MSA, 8D and process capability, required.
· Professional qualifications in the core...
Automotive Quality Engineer employer: Michael Page
ASDA is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic work culture that fosters innovation and collaboration in the heart of Leeds. With a strong commitment to employee growth, ASDA provides numerous opportunities for professional development and advancement, alongside competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits. The hybrid working model allows for flexibility, making it an attractive workplace for those seeking meaningful and rewarding careers in one of the UK's leading retail brands.
