Summary
Wood is seeking a site-based Quality Coordinator in Saudi Arabia. The role supports quality professionals in implementing quality strategies and improving the Business Management System and related systems. Duties include supporting assurance activities, preparing quality deliverables, analysing processes and data, and coordinating with delivery and support functions. A degree or certification in quality management or a related discipline, ISO 9001 awareness, and CQI or ASQ membership are desirable.
The posting
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Wood is looking for a Quality Coordinator to join our team. Site-Based
Responsibilities
• Provide support as directed by quality professionals in the successful implementation of quality
strategies, plans, objectives, and deliverables.
• Support the continued communication, development, and improvement of our Business Management
System (BMS)
• Support in the communication, development, and improvement of other supporting systems such as
Non-Conformance or customer satisfaction systems undertaking simple data analysis, guided by quality
professionals.
• Support planned assurance activities through planning, execution, and reporting phases. This may
include external assurance (e.g. suppliers and subcontractors)
• Support quality professionals in the production of quality deliverables in support of an overall project or
programme implementation
• Engage delivery and supporting functions to increase awareness of interfaces, working practices
Qualifications
- Degree/certification or local equivalent in Quality management, or related discipline (desirable)
- Membership of CQI/ASQ Quality organizations, or equivalent (desirable)
- ISO 9001 awareness (desirable)
- Working knowledge of quality management principles and practices
- Proficient in the analysis of processes and data
- Proficient in Microsoft Office
- Good Level of communication skills in both written and spoken format
- Analytical, problem-solving skills and systematic thinking