Overview
As Quality Systems auditor, you will partner with QA leadership to audit Business Management Systems and processes against regulatory and industry standards. You’ll report non-conformities and drive improvement opportunities, fostering a value-added continual improvement culture. You work on audit planning, execution, and follow-up, sharing best practices across the organization. This role supports GKN Aerospace’s commitment to quality and regulatory compliance while enabling cross-functional impact.
Arbeidsvoorwaarden / Benefits- 8% holiday allowance
- 42 paid holidays (29 holidays + 13 ADV)
- pension scheme (PME) travel allowance
- profit sharing scheme
- career development opportunities
- informal working environment
Verantwoordelijkheden- Assist Site Quality Manager and BMS Lead in delivering audit activities per plans
- Host and support external audits
- Participate in audit engagement planning, scoping, and follow-up
- Generate audit questionnaires based on work instructions and standards
- Prepare and conduct audits, gather evidence, and issue reports with follow-up
- Promote Quality Culture across the organization
- Identify and share best practices to improve BMS processes
- Define audit evidence evaluation and report non-conformities with improvement opportunities
Belangrijkste vereisten- Experience as a Quality Auditor performing Internal Audits against audit process requirements
- Technical College / University with a bachelor’s degree
- Strong written and verbal communication in English and Dutch
- Certified Auditing training from a Training Partner
- Knowledge of ISO 19011 auditing principles
- Knowledge of AS9100 and Aviation Regulators (EASA, FAA) with training certificates
- Knowledge of APQP/PPAP (AS9145) / ZDM core tools
- Experience with Problem Solving and RCCA techniques
- Proficiency with MS applications/tools
- strong communication skills
- team collaboration
- analytical thinking
- AS9100 knowledge
- Aviation regulatory knowledge (EASA, FAA)
- APQP/PPAP (AS9145) / ZDM tools
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