Manufacturing Quality Engineer
About the role
At ACI we build our company and our culture not by counting people, but by making our people count! $0.00 COST FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, SHORT TERM DISABILITY & LIFE INSURANCE (EMPLOYEE ONLY) COVERAGE! Atlantic Constructors is seeking dynamic, motivated, career minded individuals to join our expanding team! Atlantic Constructors has been recognized as an industry leader in the Mid-Atlantic Region for over 50 years. Visit us at www.acibuilds.com for more information!
The Manufacturing Quality Engineer is responsible for developing, implementing, and improving quality systems, manufacturing controls, and risk mitigation processes throughout production operations. This position serves as a key technical resource for PFMEA development, drawing and specification review, statistical analysis, process validation, and continuous improvement initiatives. The Manufacturing Quality Engineer works closely with Engineering, Production, Purchasing, and Quality personnel to identify manufacturing risks, prevent defects, and ensure products meet customer, regulatory, and company requirements. This role reports directly to the Modular Quality Control Manager and plays a critical role in supporting ISO 9001 compliance, modular manufacturing operations, structural steel fabrication, welding activities, and industrialized construction requirements.
Responsibilities
- Quality Engineering & Risk Assessment: Lead development and maintenance of Process Failure Mode and Effects Analyses (PFMEA). Develop and maintain Control Plans and inspection strategies. Identify manufacturing and assembly risks before production release. Support APQP-style planning activities where applicable. Evaluate process changes for quality impact. Participate in root cause investigations and corrective action activities.
- Drawing & Specification Review: Review engineering drawings, specifications, and customer requirements for manufacturability. Identify conflicts between design requirements and manufacturing capabilities. Assess tolerances, inspection requirements, welding requirements, and material specifications. Collaborate