Corporate Quality Manager - Heavy Metals Manufacturing
Corporate Quality Manager - Heavy Metals Manufacturing
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Minimum 7 years of quality assurance leadership experience within a manufacturing environment
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Metallurgy, or related technical discipline preferred
- Certified Quality Engineer (CQE) and/or Six Sigma Black Belt preferred
- Lead Auditor experience within ISO, AS9100, nuclear, military, aerospace, or other highly regulated quality systems preferred
- Lead company-wide quality management system initiatives and drive continuous improvement across all manufacturing operations
- Serve as the management representative for quality systems, coordinating with registrars, governing bodies, customers, and regulatory agencies
- Direct quality-related functions including inspection, regulatory compliance, supplier quality, auditing programs, customer contract compliance, and shop floor quality systems
- Champion core quality tools and structured problem-solving methodologies throughout the organization
- Establish and oversee supplier quality programs, internal auditing systems, inspection procedures, and corrective action processes
- Facilitate internal audits related to ISO, AS, nuclear, and other high-specification quality systems
- Lead audit planning, auditor training, audit follow-up, and corrective action verification processes
- Partner cross-functionally with Production, Engineering, Sales, and Operations to ensure quality expectations are achieved
- Drive root cause analysis, corrective actions, and structured problem-solving tied to quality and operational issues
- Support customer communication on specifications, process capabilities, audits, quality concerns, and compliance requirements
- Participate in Lean, 6S, TPM, and continuous improvement initiatives and maintain active involvement in company safety programs
- What You'll Achieve
- Build and sustain a best-in-class quality management system that meets the most demanding customer and regulatory standards
- Deliver measurable improvements in product quality, supplier performance, and audit outcomes
- Strengthen the organization's reputation with customers, registrars, and regulatory bodies through consistent compliance and responsiveness
- Develop quality metrics and reporting that align with operational and customer performance objectives
- Cultivate a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and quality-first thinking across every function
- Why This RoleHigh-impact leadership role with enterprise-wide visibility and influence
- Work across office, laboratory, and manufacturing shop floor environments, staying connected to the real work
- Opportunity to shape quality strategy in a highly regulated, technically demanding industry
- Cross-functional partnership with executive and operational leadership
- Position supports office, laboratory, and manufacturing shop floor environments
- Some overnight travel may be required
- Shift or plant location responsibilities may vary based on business needs
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