Quality Systems Manager

A leading manufacturing and assembly business based in Oxfordshire, supplying a range of sectors, is seeking a Quality Systems Manager. Working on a hybrid basis, you will proactively support and implement best practice for compliances across the site and its systems. This is a permanent role.

Commutable from: Oxford, Reading, Newbury, Swindon, Milton Keynes

Salary: £ 63,000 - £ 70,000 p.a. plus excellent suite of benefits including option for car allowance / company car, family level private medical, generous annual leave entitlement, bonus scheme and pension.

The Role

The Quality Systems Manager will strive to achieve compliance and adherence to the relevant standards and regulations in place across a busy manufacturing environment encompassing both sustained production and new product development areas. The Quality Systems Manager will standardise the procedures and create the core operational processes to achieve full adherence.

You will monitor compliance and set and develop the relevant KPIs to achieve compliance and maintain it, through both logical operating procedures and excellent communication and engagement across the business. The Quality Systems Manager will take an overarching responsibility for the quality, environmental, health and safety aspects of the operation.

The Person

The successful candidate will possess a proven record in manufacturing quality including both quality engineering and quality systems management. You will be well versed in implementing and sustaining ISO accreditations and have a demonstrable background in quality auditing and the successful implementation of quality systems.

The Quality Systems Manager will work across all areas of the business encompassing manufacturing, NPI, design, office functions and relevant data management compliances. A pedigree in creating lean improvements in a manufacturing business is highly sought after for the role in addition to a communication style that is both engaging and accessible to all areas of the business.

To apply, please contact James Colley with a current CV via email.