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Continental · San Luis Potosí, S.L.P., Mexico

Quality Assurance Process Manager

San Luis Potosí, S.L.P., MexicoFull-timeManager or leadManufacturing & Production

Listed on Continental’s official careers site. Posted October 6, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Responsible to manage, train and develop the direct reports Responsible to ensure that the QMS in particular the control of Documents on shopfloor is conform to all internal and external requirements Assure plant compliance to IATF 16949, legal, customer and internal requirements as required in each area Responsible to ensure that non conforming material throughout the entire process from Mixing to Final finish are handled according to internal procedures.

Assure the structure problem solving is fully utilized and fully implemented in the plant. Particpates in all CBT3 relevant meetings and activities. Coordinate the data analysis expert as imput for process improvement and lessons learned

Qualifications

BS Degree Engineering (Industrial, Mechanic, Chemical… or related) or Quality Management Min. 7 years experience within Quality Management or tire production Project leader or participation in projects as team member, Internal auditor >2 years managing a small group Good English skills and social skills

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