Supplier Development Engineer

Supplier Development Engineer

Stafford, Staffordshire / �29.30 per hour PAYE / Umbrella available / 6 month Contract rolling / Full time, Mon - Friday

• Ensuring the quality of supplies by conducting tests and assessments on incoming supplies to identify any quality issues
• Developing supplier inspection, testing, and evaluation mechanism.
• Generating reports on supplier quality, by monitoring their defect rates and areas that can lead to potential flaws; Guiding suppliers to reduce these defect rates.
• Researching the potential vendors, assessing their manufacturing environment, practices, and procedures
• Conducting supplier quality control audits to ensure compliance with organizational and federal policies and standards.
• Supporting suppliers in improving their performance through process enhancements, implementing process controls, and developing quality assurance plans.

Projects to support:

• NPI support required within this role, a new engine which will be launched which will need the contractors focus.
• Supplier performance monitoring and development for the contractor to be involved in.
• Within these projects, you will be working with purchasing and material planning teams, supplier facing quality.
• You will need to build relationships and links with the shop floor and the engineering group.
• Role provides some cross over with company strategies so you will great exposure within the business.

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