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Ontario Trillium Foundation seeks a Quality Manager to lead the Quality Management System across manufacturing operations, supplier quality, customer quality, and continuous improvement initiatives for terminal tractors. This role ensures ISO 9001 compliance and alignment with customer requirements.
You will develop quality strategies, lead audits and corrective actions, manage quality dashboards, and build a high-performing quality team through coaching and training, with travel to domestic
The Quality Manager provides strategic and operational leadership for the Quality Management System, supplier quality, manufacturing quality, customer quality, and continuous improvement initiatives supporting the design and manufacture of terminal tractors. This role ensures compliance with company standards, customer requirements, and ISO 9001 requirements while fostering a culture of quality excellence.
First Pass Yield (FPY); Supplier PPM; Internal Defect Rate; Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ); Warranty Performance; Audit Findings Closure; Supplier Corrective Action Closure; Customer Complaint Resolution; On-Time PPAP Approval.
Bachelor degree in Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, Industrial Engineering, or related field. Minimum 7-10 years of manufacturing quality experience and 3-5 years of quality leadership experience. Strong knowledge of ISO 9001, APQP, PPAP, FMEA, SPC, MSA, Control Plans, auditing, and continuous improvement methodologies.
CQE, CQM, Lead Auditor, Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt. Experience in heavy equipment, industrial vehicle, automotive, truck, or off-road manufacturing environments.
Leadership; Strategic Thinking; Data Analytics; Project Management; Communication Skills; Supplier Development; Customer Focus; Change Management; Financial Acumen; Continuous Improvement.
Regular sitting, standing, walking, use of computer equipment, and movement throughout manufacturing facilities. Ability to conduct plant audits and supplier visits. Occasional lifting consistent with office and manufacturing environments.
Combination of office and manufacturing environments with routine exposure to industrial noise, equipment, and production operations. Domestic and international travel may be required.
Influences product quality, customer satisfaction, regulatory compliance, supplier performance, operational effectiveness, and company reputation. Quality failures may result in warranty costs, customer dissatisfaction, production disruption, and financial losses.