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MPRTC Recruitment Reference No: NEL011095/SH Job Title: QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER (AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING) (GERMISTON) Consultant: Sharon Macamo Are you a technical maestro, a data detective, and a champion of chaos control? Do you thrive in the whirlwind of automotive engineering, with every bolt, weld, and gear whispering secrets only you can decipher? If so, step forward, Quality Control Manager extraordinaire, for our client in Germiston needs your wizardry! Here's your playground: Conjure order from automotive mayhem: Inspect, test, and analyze heavy engineering supplies with the precision of a Swiss watchmaker. Become a calibration sorcerer: Unravel the mysteries of instrument whispers, mastering their calibration to ensure quality sings like a well-tuned engine. Unmask the secrets of blueprints: Dive into engineering drawings like a treasure map, unearthing potential flaws before they can wreak havoc. Wield the wand of statistics: Make numbers dance and sing, identifying trends and patterns that reveal hidden truths in the quality matrix. Lead the quality crusade: Assemble a team of inspectors and guide them with steady hand and sharp insight, building a fortress of quality around every product. What spells do you need to cast? Matriculation is your magical primer. Excel and Word, your trusty familiars. Math skills sharper than a diamond-tipped drill. Supervisory powers that inspire like a revving engine. Bonus enchantments: Experience in the automotive industry: a seasoned spellcaster is always revered. Knowledge of ISO standards: speak the language of quality like a fluent elf. A passion for precision: every detail a brushstroke in your quality masterpiece. If you're ready to raise the quality bar and vanquish automotive imperfections, send your resume! We dare you to unleash your inner Quality Control Sorcerer! APPLY @ https://lnkd.in/dRn-HrE8 Please visit our website www.mprtc.co.za for more information By submitting any Personal Information to MPRTC in any form you acknowledge that such conduct constitutes a reasonable unconditional, specific and voluntary consent to the processing and storing of such Personal Information by MPRTC and/or MPRTC’s clients and/or verification information suppliers. You voluntarily consent that for the purposes of potentially gaining future employment opportunities, thorough background screening which may include but will not be limited to criminal, fraud, ITC and employment reference checks may be conducted. Should you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful. You have the right to “Opt-Out” of electronic communications from us at any time and you also have the right to request us to delete your personal information by contacting us

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