NASG USA - Quality System Manager

• Serve as customer liaison for major or key quality issues and represent NASG as required to resolve issues
• Built and support Supplier Quality and Customer Quality relationships as well as visit schedule.
• Monitor / report / improve all plant quality performance metrics – At a group summary level
• Ensure standardization and maintenance of Control Plans, FMEA's, Flow Diagrams and In-Process Inspection documentation
• Provide guidance to Production Quality Managers.
• Oversee plant Corrective / Preventive Action process activities for timely and effective resolution – At a group summary level.
• Participate in New Product Development as necessary
• Participate in APQP process and ensure completion of plant APQP tasks – Support and drive APQP Meetings at a production level, and ensure engagement of the Production Quality Team.
• Participate in weekly production top 5 meetings and push accountability of production Quality groups.
• Support Internal / External / Customer audits as required
• Serve as Management Representative for plant QMS
• Coordinate individual, team and plant improvement activities
• Manage department budget – At a group summary level.
• Monitor / report / improve all Production quality performance metrics – Generate and distribute KPI charts and reports – At a group summary level.
• Establish and execute department strategy plan for year over year continuous improvement for key department metrics
• Continually evaluate department processes for adherence while identifying and executing improvement to process design to improve department efficiency and effectiveness
• In addition to performing primary duties, the individual shall provide support where deemed necessary by Management

• Bachelor degree in metrology, industrial, mechanical, electrical or electronics engineering

• Six Sigma Black Belt preferred

• 5 years manufacturing experience
• 5 years supervision / management
• 3 years in automotive manufacturing
• 5 – 10 years cumulative in Quality functions

• Master level understanding of Control Plans, FMEA's, Flow Diagrams and In-Process Inspection
• Master level knowledge of GD&T, SPC, Gage R&R, and gage use
• APQP, PPAP, MSA, Core Tools
• Master level understanding of Problem Solving and Root Cause Analysis.
• Detail oriented and able to work with minimal supervision.
• Strong leadership abilities.
• Demonstrate and model Hands-on, involved, Go-See approach
• Highly organized
• Strong Interpersonal communication skills
• Will have the ability to work schedule that allows completion of the job on a daily basis

• Able to clearly communicate in verbal or written forms and act as a liaison between Production and Quality
• Ability to speak and write in the primary language of the NASG facility of employment

• Computer (PC) and Microsoft Office
• ShopEdge
• QCBD
• Minitab
• Customer Portals

• Internal auditing
• Automotive Core Tools
• CMM operation
• Fundamentals of IATF 16949
• Other Baseline items

• Stand and walk for up to 12 hours
• Able to lift, carry, hold and manipulate loads up to 50 lbs
• Dexterity to manipulate product onto gages or gages onto parts
• Acceptable vision and hearing with or without appropriate prescribed aides
• Able to work within environment that has temperature fluctuations

North American Stamping Group