APU Quality

The main responsibilities of the role include initiating the QRQC in the QIM database, participating in containment efforts, and validating the robustness of the containment measures. You will be supporting APU Managers and Site Managers in analyzing issues assigned in QRQC activities. Additionally, updating APU quality tracking charts for Customer Returns and Cost of Non-Quality will be part of your duties. Conducting audits on the line to identify any deviations from standards and working with the APU to address them is crucial. Your role will also involve participating in resolving customer issues and non-quality problems effectively. During APU QRQC meetings, you will ensure that rules are followed, and actions are taken promptly in case of any disagreements or non-compliance. You will be responsible for revising control plans after any issues arise and ensuring that the 4M matrix is respected during product or process changes. Updating quality documents following process-related changes will also fall within your scope of work. It will be your responsibility to verify the continuous conformance of processes to produce products that meet specifications. As part of your authority, you will have the power to halt manufacturing or assembly lines if standards are not met or if there are safety or quality risks for operators or customers. Representing the customer within Valeo on quality matters, including communication and escalation, is an essential aspect of the role. If you hold the position of APU Quality Leader, you will report to this role without superseding the authority of the APU Quality Leader and Site Quality Manager. You will also be responsible for managing PD, CA, and closure for internal supplier incidents.,