| Position: Quality Manager Company: White Engineering Surfaces Corporation (www.whiteengineering.com ) Location: Newtown, PA Company Founded in 1962, White Engineering Surfaces Corporation manufactures patented thermal spray coatings for a variety of industries, including automotive, marine, jet aircraft, spacecraft, industrial gas turbine, oil and water industry, chemical, food processing, textile, electronic and data processing industries. Our 40,000 sq. ft. campus has an on-site metallurgical lab to provide certifications and assures that our high-quality standards are met. Offering several different WESCOAT® thermal coatings, White Engineering has the ability to fit the needs of each customer. White Engineering is a 3rd Generation, Woman Owned Small Business Position Overview This well-respected company is in the midst of an organizational refresh and is seeking a proactive, energetic, talented Quality professional to serve in this pivotal role. The ideal candidate will demonstrate the ability to drive innovation and continual improvement. Reporting to the Vice President, and leading the Inspection and Met Lab/Calibration teams, the Quality Manager is responsible for maintaining and improving the overall Quality Management System (QMS), as well as maintaining compliance with the requirements of several manufacturing and thermal spray certifications. Duties and Responsibilities - Ensure that the organization's Quality Management System conforms to internal, customer and regulatory requirements.
- Maintain system standards to meet requirements for ISO9001, NADCAP, AS9100
- Oversee inspection of incoming materials, parts, etc. to ensure that they meet requirements.
- Work with customers, employees, and third-party firms to develop product requirements.
- Conduct periodic management reviews.
- Develop and execute ongoing process improvements to increase efficiencies and reduce waste.
- Conduct periodic internal quality audits.
- Research regulations/laws relating to quality systems, including current events and changes to current guidelines.
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