- Monitoring assembly lines: Following up on the assembly stages of appliances (such as washing machines, refrigerators, or cookers) to ensure workers adhere to the correct steps.- Conducting periodic inspections: Taking random samples from the production line and testing their mechanical and electrical functions.- Stopping production when necessary: Having the authority to stop lines if a recurring manufacturing defect is discovered that could affect a large quantity of appliances.- Inspecting incoming components: Testing the quality of sensitive parts supplied to the factory (such as motors, electronic boards, sensors, and plastic and glass materials).- Evaluating suppliers: Preparing periodic reports on the extent of suppliers' compliance with technical specifications and contacting them in case of defects in raw materials.- Electrical safety tests: Ensuring the appliance is completely insulated and free of any electrical leakage (Hi-Pot Test) to protect the consumer.- Overall performance tests: Operating appliances for specific periods to verify cooling efficiency (for refrigerators), temperature levels (for ovens), or water sealing (for washing machines).- Exterior and packaging inspection: Ensuring the appliance is free of scratches or dents, and that the packaging materials are sound to protect it during transport.- Root Cause Analysis (RCA): Using quality tools (such as the Fishbone Diagram and 5 Whys) to identify the main cause behind any recurring defect.- Scrap Reduction: Working on reducing the percentage of defective or rejected appliances during manufacturing to lower costs.- Implementing Six Sigma and Lean systems: Participating with production teams to improve process efficiency and reduce human error.- Preparing Control Plans: Writing and updating documents that clarify to the lines how to inspect each part of the appliance.- Calibration of measuring devices: Supervising the calibration of tools and instruments used in inspection (such as current, pressure, and temperature gauges).- Preparing quality reports: Submitting daily and monthly reports to senior management, including defect rates (PPM) and First Time Quality (FTQ) rates.

Additional Details

• Number of vacancies: 1
• Shift system: Morning only
• Benefits: Health insurance, social insurance, transportation allowance, accommodation, overtime hours