To inspect the final product to make sure it has been built with compliance to legal standards and meets customer expectations. A great quality manager is thorough and observant with an eye for detail. They must fully understand the requirements for the product or service and have a sense of responsibility towards our potential and existing customers as well as the competition. The goal is to help preserve our reputation by ensuring that our products and services are capable to drive sustainable growth.
Responsibilities
1. Understanding Customer Expectation and Customer Relation 2. Developing quality control processes 3. Process Quality Control 4. Quality Assurance Reports 5. Incoming Quality (Raw Material) 6. Monitoring and evaluating internal quality processes 7. Evaluating final products 8. Planning Apprising and Monitoring Vendors and Customer Grievances 9. Gathering product Complains and resolve 10. Creating Brand Standards 11. Understand customer needs and requirements to develop effective quality control processes 12. Devise and review specifications for products or processes 13. Set requirements for raw material or intermediate products for suppliers and monitor their compliance 14. Ensure adherence to health and safety guidelines as well as legal obligations 15. Supervise inspectors, technicians and other staff and provide guidance and feedback 16. Oversee all product development procedures to identify deviations from quality standards 17. Inspect final output and compare properties to requirements 18. Approve the right products or reject defectives 19. Keep accurate documentation and perform statistical analysis 20. Solicit feedback from customers to assess whether their requirements are met 21. Submit detailed reports to appropriate executives 22. Be on the lookout for opportunities for improvement and develop new efficient procedures