Manager of Quality & Continuous Improvement

Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis LLC (MD&A) is a world class supplier of power generation services, parts, and repairs for steam, gas, and industrial turbines and generators. We lead the industry by offering high-quality, on-schedule, and cost-effective services, parts, and repairs which result in repeat business and positive customer feedback – we are known for our knowledge and experience.

The leadership team of Mechanical Dynamics & Analysis (MD&A) is looking for Manager of Quality & Continuous Improvement is looking for an individual who has the desire to join a growing organization. The Manager of Quality & Continuous Improvement will oversee the development, implementation and continuous improvement of quality systems and process optimization initiatives across operations. Additionally, will play a hands-on role in the Company’s driving quality program, supporting and leading audits, strengthening internal controls, and collaborate with division leadership and teams to identify and select processes or projects for inclusion in the organization's continuous improvement initiative.

• Oversees the strategic planning, development, and execution of quality assurance engineering programs
• Coordinates with cross-functional leaders to align quality objectives with business strategies and customer expectations.
• Oversees the work of a team that evaluates existing processes and identifies opportunities for quality or efficiency improvement
• Establishes enterprise-wide policies, standards, and metrics
• Develops and monitors the implementation of process changes meant to result in cost or waste reduction, productivity improvement, customer satisfaction, and profitability increases
• Leads initiatives to improve quality performance and reduce defects, as well as tracks progress against established goals
• Recommended changes that may impact floor layout, material flow, or machinery selection and use
• Directs compliance efforts with applicable regulations
• Represents quality functions in executive decision-making