Quality Assurance and Control Managers in the steel industry are instrumental in ensuring the highest standards of quality for steel products and services. Their work involves setting quality expectations, implementing quality control processes, and ensuring compliance with national and international standards.
Starting as a Quality Manager can lead to advanced positions in the field, like Director of Quality Assurance, or roles in operational management. There's also potential for specialisation in areas like environmental quality management or supplier quality management.
Manages the entire order cycle to ensure customer satisfaction
Strategically plans and manages logistics, warehouse, transportation and customer service
Liaises and negotiates with suppliers, manufacturers, retailers and consumers
Keeps track of quality, quantity, stock levels, delivery times, transport costs and efficiency
Resolves any arising problems or complaints to maximise efficiency
Ensures ongoing compliance with quality and industry regulatory requirements
A career as a Quality Manager in the steel industry typically requires a combination of education and experience related to quality assurance and control. Year 12 is preferred, with subjects in maths and English.
Salaries can range widely based on experience, location, and the specific sector within the steel industry. On average, a Logistics Manager might expect to earn between $90,000 and $150,000 per year.