Manager - Quality Assurance | Steel
Manager - Quality Assurance | Steel
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead and develop a team of Quality Engineers, Product Metallurgists, and technical staff
- Oversee quality assurance activities for sheet steel products and customer requirements
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on quality, process performance, and operational excellence
- Manage product disposition, quality reviews, and corrective actions
- Ensure proper order setup and coordination of product-related activities across manufacturing operations
- Support new product development initiatives within automotive, energy, and service center markets
- Oversee ERP-related activities associated with order management and product processing
- Partner with manufacturing, operations, technical, and commercial teams to resolve product quality issues
- Develop and implement short- and long-term quality and product strategies
- Evaluate, mentor, and develop technical personnel while fostering a culture of accountability and performance
- Steel industry experience strongly preferred
- Background in metallurgy or materials science
- Experience leading quality teams within large-scale manufacturing operations
- Strong knowledge of sheet steel products and quality testing methodologies
- Experience driving process improvements and operational excellence initiatives
- What's on OfferBase salary up to $172,00016% annual bonus opportunity
- Comprehensive healthcare coverage beginning on day one
- Strong retirement and 401(k) program
- Paid vacation and holidays
- Long-term career growth with a leader in the steel industry
- SectorEngineering & Manufacturing
- Sub Sector
- Quality, Technical
- IndustryIndustrial / Manufacturing
- WhereGaryContract Type
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