Product Quality Non-Conformance Engineer

Matchtech · Greater Manchester, England

Product Quality Non-Conformance Engineer at Matchtech, based in Greater Manchester, England, paying £40 per day. This is a apprenticeship role.

Salary
£40 per day
Location
Greater Manchester, England
Contract
Apprenticeship
Posted
1 week ago
Closes
1 Nov 2026
Sector
Quality Engineer

Reference 608456

About the role

Location: Bolton (4 days per week onsite)

Duration: 12 month initial contract

Rate: £40ph UMB (Inside IR35)

Role details:

We are looking for a Non-Conformance Quality Engineer to support our defence client on a contract basis.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Managing non-conformance processes, including administration and containment activities
  • Facilitating non-conformance meetings and escalating issues as necessary
  • Conducting operational surveillance and certification monitoring
  • Carrying out Gemba Walks to ensure quality standards are met
  • Performing as-built verification checks

Job Requirements:

  • Experience with non-conformances and relevant processes
  • Experience as a Quality Inspector or Quality Engineer
  • Working knowledge of SAP
  • Solid planning and organising skills to manage multiple tasks efficiently
  • Highly self-motivated with a strong determination to achieve set objectives
  • Educational qualifications are not essential, but an engineering apprenticeship background is advantageous

Interested? Apply today via the link provided!

Reference: 608456 · Posted 1 week ago · Closes 1 Nov 2026 · Listed via Matchtech

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