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Peabody, MA (Onsite)
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Quality Process Auditor - Manufacturing - Peabody, MA
The Quality Process Auditor will lead ISO and IATF audits, focusing on Electric Vehicle and Automotive quality standards to support a growing Division within a Fortune 200 company. This role involves building audit processes, facilitating local quality training, and establishing certifications critical to expansion in the transportation sector at their Peabody, MA facility.
Client Details
My client is a global leader in diversified industrial manufacturing, known for its innovative, customer-focused approach and commitment to operational excellence. With a history of over a century, they operate across more than 50 countries, supporting industries such as automotive, construction, aerospace, and electronics. One of their specialized divisions, based in the Northeast U.S., focuses on producing high-performance adhesives, sealants, and coatings that meet critical industry needs in automotive, aerospace, and beyond. Their team benefits from a culture that values entrepreneurship, quality, and continuous improvement across its extensive international presence.
Description
The Quality Process Auditor will:
- Conduct and evaluate process audits to verify adherence to established manufacturing criteria and key process monitors.
- Review technical documentation, specifications, and contracts during process audits to ensure conformity.
- Coordinate audit efforts for documented engineering procedures, sharing results with management.
- Compile reports on audit findings, defend outcomes, and assist with corrective measures as needed.
- Investigate issues and manage corrective action programs, including Supplier Corrective Action Requests (SCAR).
- Lead root cause analysis and develop corrective/preventive actions, presenting findings and recommendations to senior management.
- Ensure company practices align with ISO and IATF standards through regular audits and documentation.
- Audit manufacturing systems to confirm quality procedures are effectively developed and implemented.
- Create audit checklists based on contracts, regulations, and internal procedures for comprehensive compliance checks.
- Serve as an internal auditor for the Quality Management System, ensuring process alignment with work instructions, material tolerances, packaging standards, and ISO/IATF guidelines.
- Identify improvement opportunities and conduct root cause analysis, reporting insights to senior management.
- Document audit findings in tracking systems and maintain organized records.
- Support all safety, environmental, and quality policies within the facility.
- Onsite at their Peabody, MA facility
Profile
- Preferred background in IATF, with training provided as needed
- Strong knowledge of ISO standards and auditing processes, especially ISO 9001 and/or ISO 14001
- Skilled in following procedures, identifying deviations, and driving corrective actions to maintain accountability
- Titles may include Auditor, Quality Technician, Quality Analyst, Manufacturing Engineer, or Quality Engineer with a focus on systems and controls
- Prior auditing experience required, ideally within a chemical manufacturing environment
- Automotive or Electric Vehicle experience is a plus
- Exceptional attention to detail and analytical skills to assess risks, identify issues, and ensure compliance
- Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Teams)
- Strong documentation skills to clearly communicate findings to management and staff
- Able to work on your feet for extended periods and open to up to 30% travel
- Local to Peabody, MA
Job Offer
- Internal career growth and structured development plans for ongoing advancement.
- Decentralized structure enables mobility across 80+ global locations.
- Entrepreneurial environment fosters collaboration and innovation.
- Diverse industry exposure, including transportation, electronics, and automotive.
- Access to leading products in adhesives, sealants, and coatings.
- Opportunities for global experience and potential overseas training.
- Supportive management focused on continuous improvement and individual growth.
- Stable, Fortune 200 company with strong growth outlook.
MPI does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, marital status, or based on an individual's status in any group or class protected by applicable federal, state or local law. MPI encourages applications from minorities, women, the disabled, protected veterans and all other qualified applicants.