Quality Assurance & EHS Engineer

Position Summary

Specific Accountabilities

• Analyze and evaluate factors such as business conditions, production capabilities, remanufacturing problems, statistical trends, and proposed process changes to ensure product quality and reliability.
• Conduct internal audits across departments and business units to ensure compliance with company policies and procedures; assist external auditors from industry quality associations.
• Research, compile, and review company procedures for compliance and effectiveness.
• Monitor, review, and conduct subcontractor audits in collaboration with supplier development teams.
• Collect and analyze quality data to identify trends and address non-conformance issues.
• Report findings and propose solutions to production, materials, and company leadership to resolve specification or process issues.
• Oversee warranty processes, including investigation, root cause analysis, corrective action, and follow-up to drive continuous improvement.
• Encourage and facilitate continuous improvement activities within business units.
• Review engineering changes, technical product modifications, and production build classification amendments.
• Ensure compliance with safety requirements and promptly report unsafe practices or conditions.
• Execute special projects as assigned.

• Implement EHS management systems and ensure compliance with corporate and regulatory requirements.
• Conduct safety inspections, perform risk assessments, and maintain records of all safety and environmental requirements.
• Collect and report EHS data to support compliance and performance monitoring.
• Perform other EHS-related duties as assigned by the supervisor.

Requirements

• Degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Aeronautical Engineering (or equivalent).
• Minimum 3–5 years of relevant experience in an aerospace approved maintenance organization (AMO) environment.
• Training in Air Legislation and Part 145 requirements.
• Training in QMS AS9110/9100 and audit requirements; AS9110/9100 Lead Assessor certification or equivalent highly preferred.
• Proficiency in root cause analysis methods and continuous improvement techniques.
• Familiarity with Workplace Safety and Health regulations; Certified Safety Officer certification highly valued.
• Experience with special processes such as heat treatment, NDT, thermal spray, chemical processing, and welding preferred.
• Experience in metallurgy testing or certification from a Central Coatings Lab is considered a strong advantage.