QA/QC Engineer – Mechanical Engineering

Multidimensions; Navi Mumbai; On-site; INR 800,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Multidimensions, an India-based industrial solutions provider, seeks a QA/QC Engineer with a Mechanical Engineering background to own QC and QA activities on the shop floor.

The ideal candidate will build systems, documentation, processes, vendor quality and ISO 9001 compliance to help us create a stronger, more capable manufacturing organization.

This role drives beyond inspection toward robust quality management and continuous improvement across manufacturing capabilities.

Qualifications

• Hands-on with shop-floor quality and ability to build systems and processes.
• Experience with ISO 9001 compliance and vendor quality.
• Ability to drive continuous improvement and preventive actions.

Responsibilities

• Quality Control (QC): Perform incoming, in-process and final inspection; review drawings and tolerances; develop inspection plans; coordinate dimensional inspection and testing; identify non-conformities; conduct root-cause analyses; monitor quality KPIs; ensure calibration of instruments; collaborate with production and engineering to resolve issues.
• Quality Assurance & Documentation: Develop and maintain the Quality Management System (QMS); prepare quality documents, procedures and records; maintain document control and traceability; establish SOPs and processes; support audits; close documentation gaps; drive improvements.
• ISO 9001: Own day-to-day QMS implementation and compliance; prepare for audits; conduct internal audits; coordinate CAPA; track audit observations; ensure departmental process adherence; continuously improve the QMS; identify and develop vendors; assess vendor capabilities; develop vendors for machining, fabrication, sheet metal, casting, forging, finishing; conduct vendor audits and process assessments; set vendor quality requirements and monitoring.
• Manufacturing Capability Development: Evaluate processes and capabilities; select right process per drawing and cost; develop internal or vendor capabilities; improve manufacturability with cross-functional teams; support DFM/DFA and process improvements; set parameters and acceptance criteria; identify productivity opportunities.

Skills

Quality Control

Quality Assurance

ISO 9001

Root Cause Analysis

Documentation

Vendor Quality

Education

BE/BTech in Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Company Description

Multidimensions is an India-based industrial solutions provider supplying high-precision components from leading manufacturers in Germany, Japan, the USA, and other regions to clients across the country. The company is a trusted partner for global brands such as NSK, TSUBAKI, THOMSON, Portescap, NILOS, MAEDLER, WINKEL, OSBORN, and GGB, supporting both OEM and MRO requirements. Multidimensions maintains strategic stock of fast-moving and customer-specific products to ensure timely, hassle-free delivery, including import and doorstep supply. Its diverse clientele includes major enterprises like Reliance Industries, Tata Steel, Hindalco, and Mahindra & Mahindra, as well as smaller manufacturers in sectors such as textiles and food processing. In addition to bearings, the company offers sophisticated precision engineering products such as linear motion guides, ball screws, actuators, micro motors, cable carriers, and specialized consumables for critical applications.

About the Role

We are looking for a QA/QC Engineer with a Mechanical Engineering background who can take ownership of both Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA) activities.

The ideal candidate should be hands-on with shop-floor quality, while also being capable of building systems, documentation, processes, vendor quality, ISO 9001 compliance, and manufacturing capabilities.

This is a role for someone who wants to go beyond inspection and help us build a stronger, more capable and process-driven manufacturing organization.

Key Responsibilities

1. Quality Control – QC

• Perform incoming, in-process and final inspection of components and assemblies


• Review drawings, specifications, tolerances and quality requirements.


• Develop and implement inspection plans, check sheets and quality control procedures.


• Coordinate dimensional inspection and testing as required.


• Identify non-conformities and ensure proper corrective action.


• Conduct root-cause analysis using tools such as 5 Why, Fishbone and 8D.


• Monitor rejection, rework, customer complaints and other quality KPIs.


• Ensure proper calibration and control of measuring instruments.


• Work closely with production and engineering teams to resolve quality issues.

2. Quality Assurance & Documentation

• Develop and maintain the company's Quality Management System (QMS).


• Prepare and control quality-related documents, procedures, work instructions, formats and records.


• Maintain document control and traceability.


• Establish SOPs and standard quality processes.


• Maintain quality records and ensure timely closure of documentation.


• Support internal and external audits.


• Identify process gaps and implement continuous improvements.

3. ISO 9001

• Take ownership of day-to-day ISO 9001 QMS implementation and compliance.


• Prepare the organization for ISO audits and surveillance audits.


• Conduct internal audits and coordinate corrective/preventive actions.


• Track audit observations and ensure timely closure.


• Ensure departments follow documented processes.


• Continuously improve the QMS rather than treating ISO as only a documentation exercise.


• Identify, evaluate and develop new manufacturing vendors.


• Assess vendor capabilities, infrastructure, machinery, processes and quality systems.


• Develop vendors for machining, fabrication, sheet metal, casting, forging, finishing and other relevant processes.


• Conduct vendor audits and process assessments.


• Establish vendor quality requirements and inspection criteria.


• Monitor vendor performance, rejection rates and delivery quality.


• Work with vendors to improve manufacturing processes and reduce rejection/rework.


• Develop alternate and capable vendors to strengthen the supply chain.

5. Manufacturing Capability Development

• Evaluate existing and potential manufacturing processes and capabilities.


• Identify the right manufacturing process for components based on drawings, material, tolerances, quantity and cost.


• Develop manufacturing capabilities internally or through suitable vendors.


• Work with production, design and sourcing teams to improve manufacturability.


• Support DFM/DFA and process improvement initiatives.


• Help establish process parameters, quality standards and acceptance criteria.


• Identify opportunities for improving productivity, consistency and process capability.

Drive reduction in rejection, rework, customer complaints and manufacturing variation.

7. Education -BE/B-Tech-

Mechanical Engineering