Quality Supervisor

• Assign and oversee inspection activities for incoming raw materials and components.

• Monitor and report Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) related to incoming inspection.

• Ensure compliance with company policies, and safety requirements.

• Recommend and implement continuous improvement activities to improve quality and reduce cost.

• Collect and escalate feedback during revision or establishment of new work procedures.

• Manage MES or QMS system regarding the shift he/she supervises.

• Develop and implement ongoing training programs to enhance skills.

• Supervise incoming material inspections, data collection, and system entry (MES/QMS).

• Oversee the use of measurement instruments (e.g., micrometers, calipers, ICP-OES/MS, PSD, electrical testers, etc).

• Ensure proper Gage R&R and Measurement System Analysis (MSA) are conducted before inspections.

• Monitor and validate the quality of raw materials, semi-finished s, and consumables.

• Must learn and understand how to use the measurement systems.

• Provide technical training to operators for correct use of measurement equipment.

• Need to evaluate operators based on the required criteria. If someone lacks the expected expertise, a plan should be put in place to help someone improve.

• Monitor maintenance status of inspection equipment.

• Report equipment malfunctions and coordinate repair per maintenance guidelines.

• Ensure equipment operation manuals are updated and accessible.

• Monitor and support inspection room environment improvement on light of 3R (Right material, Right quantity, Right position) and 5S (Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain)

• Ensure compliance with Safety, Health, and Environment (SHE) requirements.

• Enhance employees’ safety awareness through regular safety training.

• The role also requires physical oversight of seven laboratories distributed across three buildings, which makes the management area extensive.

• Manage inventory of consumables required for incoming inspections.

• Optimize material usage and reduce waste through effective inventory control.

• Perform other job-related tasks as assigned.

- Experience in battery, automotive, or electronic component manufacturing.

- Familiarity with ISO9001/IATF16949 quality systems.

- Experience with MES, QMS, and SPC tools.

- Knowledge of LEAN, Six Sigma, or other continuous improvement methodologies.

• Office Environment: Must wear company-provided uniforms.

• Production Site: Must wear company-provided uniform and PPE including safety shoes, helmet, safety glasses, and portable gas measuring device.

• Usual office environment, production, and construction sites

• Risks include noise (above 90 dB in compressor room), high temperatures (104–122°F in various rooms), and potential exposure to hazardous materials (e.g., heating medium oil, NMP, water treatment chemicals)