Quality Assurance Specialist

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Leeds

1 year ago

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Key Responsibilities:

Develop and implement a comprehensive quality assurance program for energy projects, covering design, construction, and operations phases.
Establish quality standards, policies, and procedures in alignment with industry best practices.
Conduct regular audits and inspections to assess compliance with quality standards and regulatory requirements.
Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to address findings and implement corrective actions.
Identify areas for process improvement and efficiency gains within energy projects.
Work with cross-functional teams to implement changes that enhance overall project quality.
Maintain accurate and detailed records of quality assurance activities.
Ensure that documentation is accessible and organized for audits and reporting purposes.
ships with suppliers and contractors, ensuring they meet quality requirements.
Conduct supplier audits to assess and improve performance.
Develop and track key performance indicators (KPIs) related to quality assurance.
Prepare regular reports for management on the status of quality within energy projects.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Quality Management, or a related field.
Certification in quality management (e.g., Certified Quality Engineer) is desirable.
Strong understanding of quality assurance principles and methodologies.
Knowledge of energy industry standards and regulations.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Experience:

Previous experience in quality assurance, preferably in the energy sector.
Experience with quality management systems (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, etc.).
Familiarity with auditing processes and techniques.
Proven ability to lead process improvement initiatives.

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