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Spex Quality Engineer

Rolleston, Canterbury 7675, New Zealand • Full-time
AI Job Summary
  • Extensive experience in a quality assurance environment within manufacturing or engineering.
  • At least three years’ engineering experience, preferably in the Medical or Manufacturing industry.
  • Demonstrated experience with Lean, Six Sigma, and TOC in a manufacturing/engineering environment.

Role Type

On-site • Permanent • Full-time • Mid-level Senior

Description

Spex Limited trading as Spex Seating is looking for our next experienced Quality Engineer to join our team in Rolleston, Canterbury.

Spex Seating has a passion for innovation with our mission of ‘Shaping better lives’, by delivering life-enhancing products for the physically challenged throughout Australasia and key international markets.

We have revolutionised the global wheelchair seating market and are a world class manufacturer of seating products for children and adults with medical difficulties. Check us out on social media to get a feel for the interesting work that we do.

We have built an excellent industry reputation for our ability to respond to our customers, creating solutions based on their feedback and needs. The continuous improvement of our existing product range is a key part of upholding this reputation, and this role is the design and engineering link between our customer inputs and our factory.

To thrive in this role, you will have excellent attention to detail, driven by a passion for helping people’s lives. You will work as part of our quality team, ensuring our products make it to our customers in the best state they can.

The core functions of this role are:

• Quality Control & Assurance – inspection, checking & testing products, maintaining controlled documents, developing and maintaining quality and production procedures to ensure products adhere to company and industry quality standards.

• Technical support – troubleshooting, providing technical support to the production & procurement departments, evaluating manufacturing processes and assisting with improving manufacturing efficiency.

• Non-Conformance Management – investigating root cause and managing preventive actions for non-conformances and customer complaints, implementing effective preventive measures and process changes.

• Continuous Improvement – developing continuous improvement objectives based on LEAN philosophy to increase efficiency and improve processes, ensuring ongoing development and implementation of effective systems including critical control points, risk management and quality control programmes within the production process.

• Health and Safety – ensure safe work and environmental practices are followed at all times.

• Networking and Communication – Building exceptional working relationships with internal and external stakeholders.

• Other General Responsibilities – understanding and upholding company standards and accreditations, and improving business systems and processes.

We are looking for someone with the following skills and experience for this role:

• Previous experience in a similar manufacturing environment or relatable position

• Knowledge of ERP systems and/or master data creation

• Extensive experience in a quality assurance environment required

• Demonstrated experience with Lean, Six Sigma and TOC in the manufacturing / engineering environment

• Relevant qualification in engineering is required

• At least three years experience in engineering, preferably in the Medical or Manufacturing industry

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

• Excellent communication to build strong working relationships

• Self-motivated and able to take initiative and manage your own time

• Quick learner and always willing to teach others

This is a full time, permanent role working a minimum of 40 hours to a maximum of 42 hours per week. Normal working hours will be 8 hours per day to be completed between 6am through to 6pm Monday to Friday. Competitive hourly rate on offer between $32 -$38 an hour.

If you are committed to using your skills to make a positive difference for our customers and users, we offer an extraordinary and vibrant working environment. If you think you have the relevant skills and experience or qualifications to become the next member of our team, then we want to hear from you.

Please note that applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.

If you require any further details about this role, please contact recruitment@medifab.com.