The role:

The Quality Engineer takes responsibility that the purchased goods and services in the purchase orders will be available to SAS-Hytop according the agreed upon specifications and conditions (product, quality and conditions).

As a Quality Engineer, you will be responsible for carrying out product inspections on components and systems. Inspections are carried out either internally or on location at the supplier’s premises.
You will come from a technical or engineering background, and have the ability to handle day-to-day issues regarding product or process quality. Deviations are registered in NCR reports, actions are then set and subsequently followed up. Reporting to the Group Leader (SCM/QC) you will cooperate with internal and external stakeholders to resolve quality issues as quickly and efficiently as possible in order to prevent any quality and safety issues.

In addition, you will contribute to the further professionalisation of the QC department, and provide fresh ideas about how to optimise its activities.

You will be responsible for:

Checks relevant process aspects according to the Inspection & Test Plan (ITP) and is the single point of contact for QC related matters.

Is leading in the order process both inland and abroad, controls the corrective measures in all quality related matters.

Ensures quality compliance and Is proactive in visiting suppliers, validates order progress while visiting and discusses the detailed plans at their premises.

Review all applicable quality assurance documents like Welding documents, NDT documents, ITP, MRB etc.

Ensures a safe and tidy working environment.

Job requirements:

Higher vocational education (for example in mechanical engineering, controls or hydraulics).

Min. 5 year experience in the field of inspection of welding, materials, fabrication, preservation, rotating equipment.

Excellent communication skills in English and Dutch, both spoken and written.

Good knowledge of production processes, manufacturing, sequence of manufacturing and coating techniques.

Familiar with the process and work sequence for manufacturing, installing and commissioning Offshore mission equipment.

Familiar with the function, operation and customer use of the Offshore mission equipment portfolio.

Able to read, interpret and understand mechanical/hydraulic/electrical drawings and specifications.

Familiar with the use of measuring tools (tolerances, alignment, adjustment).

Experience in working with inspection agencies e.g. Lloyds, BV and DNV.

Please note that only candidates with valid EU work visa will be considered as viable candidates.

* These requirements give a direction to the profile we are looking. Research shows that male candidates apply if there is a 60% match and women only when there is a 100% match. Do you not meet all the requirements but do you think that this is the position for you? Then we would like to invite you to apply.

Royal IHC offers you:

A gross monthly salary between €3497 and €5100 +8% holiday allowance (based on a fulltime working week).

€ 0,21 per kilometer commuting allowance.

A profit-sharing scheme.

Good work/life balance with 40 vacation days for full-time employment with the option to buy or sell (additional) leave.

The possibility to work from home with associated expense allowance and/or to perform the work on the basis of flexible working hours (depending on the position).

An average salary pension scheme in which matters are properly arranged in the event of accidental death, incapacity for work or unemployment.

Good disability insurance.

Participation (on a voluntary basis) in the Social Fund, on the basis of which care and related costs are reimbursed that are not covered by your health insurance.

Discount on VGZ's additional healthcare insurance.

A training budget of €1,500 every three years.

Unlimited sporting in our own fitness room.