What will you do?

The Industrial Quality Engineer is a risk manager. The IQL is responsible for the advanced quality planning process for New Product Development. The IQL engages with product designers early in the Offer Creation Process to become an expert on the product, components, and risks associated with each. After gaining the product knowledge, the IQL drives the deployment or the Industrial Quality Approach that focuses on ensuring quality of each upstream supply chain field and internal process.

Additionally, the IQL:

• Owns the component risk dashboard


• Leads the collaboration of the component risk analysis.


• Creates the verification plan for each component and sub-assembly.


• Leads the Industrial quality fundamentals such as: P/RFMEA, Control Plan, CTQ/CTQP management, Process capability and process audit.


• Leads the Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (PFMEA) to ensure the proper level of quality is built into the processes.


• Ensures quality items are included in the equipment, tool, and process qualification plans.


• Creates the Process Quality Control Plan (PQCP) that ensures all engineering specifications have been reviewed and are under control.


• Transfers process quality data and requirements to suppliers and Schneider manufacturing facilities.


• Deliver PQCP and Component Quality Control Plans (CQCPs) to the plants for creation of Process Control Plans, Receiving Inspection, etc.


• Leads quality issue resolution all along the project including the production pilot.


• Supports and trains cross functions on methods and tools needed to reach robustness, capability, and quality targets.

Qualifications

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Others

• Proficient in English


• Ability to travel up to 50%


• Quality skills equivalent to a Six Sigma Green Belt


• PFMEA and Control Plan execution


• Design for Quality/Manufacturing knowledge


• GD&T exposure and understanding


• Understanding of measurement technologies, their application and limitations.


• Experience with assembly, sheet metal fabrication, stamping, and molding


• Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Project

• 3 years - Plant level Quality Engineer, Supplier Quality Engineer, or equivalent


• New product/process development experience a plus


• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, or Manufacturing Engineering preferred

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The Industrial Quality Engineer is a risk manager. The IQL is responsible for the advanced quality planning process for New Product Development. The IQL engages with product designers early in the Offer Creation Process to become an expert on the product, components, and risks associated with each. After gaining the product knowledge, the IQL drives the deployment or the Industrial Quality Approach that focuses on ensuring quality of each upstream supply chain field and internal process.

Additionally, the IQL:

• Owns the component risk dashboard


• Leads the collaboration of the component risk analysis.


• Creates the verification plan for each component and sub-assembly.


• Leads the Industrial quality fundamentals such as: P/RFMEA, Control Plan, CTQ/CTQP management, Process capability and process audit.


• Leads the Process Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (PFMEA) to ensure the proper level of quality is built into the processes.


• Ensures quality items are included in the equipment, tool, and process qualification plans.


• Creates the Process Quality Control Plan (PQCP) that ensures all engineering specifications have been reviewed and are under control.


• Transfers process quality data and requirements to suppliers and Schneider manufacturing facilities.


• Deliver PQCP and Component Quality Control Plans (CQCPs) to the plants for creation of Process Control Plans, Receiving Inspection, etc.


• Leads quality issue resolution all along the project including the production pilot.


• Supports and trains cross functions on methods and tools needed to reach robustness, capability, and quality targets.