Specialist: QMP Direct Purcha - Akasia, South Africa - BMW Group

    BMW Group
    BMW Group Akasia, South Africa

    Found in: Talent ZA C2 - 1 week ago

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    Role Description

    As a Parts Quality Specialist (Quality Management Parts) for Interior Trim, you will be responsible to:

  • Develop and approve Suppliers processes and Quality systems to ensure parts conform to relevant BMW standards - confirm launch capability for all new parts and processes.
  • Approve delivered parts quality from suppliers – parts delivered to the defined BMW quality level and associated ISIR's (Initial Sample Inspection Report)are released accordingly.
  • Manage supplier performance with regards to supplier process quality – suppliers and sub-suppliers are producing parts to meet all relevant BMW standards. Positively impact on KPI's (Key Performance Indicators) which are Supplier Responsible, supplier performance and competence assessment.
  • Deliver QMP activities for all components within a module – all components within the agreed scope are delivered in line with BMW processes and timing to meet project milestones and targets.
  • Series QMP escalation – Group network escalation route and supplier selection input
  • Problem Quality Management (PQM) – solves non-conformances to ensure timely and sustainable resolution to supplier caused quality defects.
  • Purchasing structure communication – integrate into the BMW QMP network to ensure open communication between commodities for a stronger face to suppliers
  • Qualifications and experience

  • BSc Industrial / Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent) with more than 5 years experience in a relevant technical field
  • Further education in the field of Quality Management would be an advantage
  • 2 to 3 years in the engineering and quality projects – preferably in the automotive industry
  • Knowledge and skills

  • Technical Product knowledge
  • Problem solving
  • Computer and Presentation skills
  • Project Management
  • Internationalism