As a QC Engineer, you assess quality deviations, define measurement and testing procedures, and review project reports. You coordinate with production, QA/QC and inspectors at an industrial production and coating site. The role offers a temporary one-year contract with the prospect of a permanent…
The role
At Maasvlakte Rotterdam, you will work as a QC Engineer in an industrial production and coating environment. You will safeguard quality against project and contractual requirements and analyse deviations. You will coordinate with QA/QC, production, project management, QC inspectors, customers and subcontractors.
Responsibilities
- Assess contractual measurement requirements, define suitable measurement and test procedures, and communicate them to the QA Engineer.
- Instruct QC inspectors on complex measurements and check that procedures are applied correctly.
- Prepare templates for dimensional inspection reports based on project procedures, drawings and contract requirements. Review NDT, measurement, coating and repair reports for the as-built documentation. Coordinate the preparation of NDT reports by an external party in the ERP system and support users with questions about how it works.
- Manage quality deviations, assess measurements, dimensions and damage, analyse causes, and agree corrective actions with production and QA. Advise the Project Manager on possible solutions and alternatives. Raise an NCR if a solution cannot be implemented within the contractual requirements.
- Act as the point of contact for customers, subcontractors, QC inspectors and production on questions involving quality procedures, measurements and tests.
- Take part in weekly meetings with internal departments and customers, provide supporting evidence, information and status updates, and support inspectors with reports, inspections and deviations. Coordinate customer reviews and follow up on actions required to release partial reports; escalate customer-related quality issues to the QC Manager.
- Measurement methods include laser measurement, a total station and photogrammetry.
What you bring
- A technical MBO-4 qualification at minimum.
- Knowledge of software for photogrammetric measurements, such as V-star or PolyWorks.
- Knowledge of AutoCAD or SolidWorks.
- Proficiency in Dutch and English; German is an advantage.
- A curious, analytical, proactive and independent approach, along with strong communication skills and the ability to give and receive feedback.
What is offered
- A temporary one-year contract, with the prospect of a permanent position.
- An attractive salary and employment conditions.
- A good pension scheme.
- 25 days of annual leave and 13 additional ADV days.
- Training and development opportunities, room to grow, and a friendly team and working environment.