Quality Controller – Signage, Digital & Architectural Products

Key Responsibilities

Quality Control on the Shop Floor

• Conduct in-process and final inspections of signage and architectural products before shipping.
• Verify that each unit matches design specifications, client requirements, and installation drawings.
• Identify, document, and report any deficiencies, defects, or deviations from standards.
• Approve or reject products based on established quality criteria.

Root Cause Analysis & Prevention

• Investigate the root cause of non-conformities using structured problem-solving methods (e.g., 5 Whys, Fishbone Diagram).
• Collaborate with Production, Design, and Installation teams to implement corrective and preventive actions.
• Maintain a non-conformity log and track the effectiveness of corrective measures.
• Recommend process or material changes to eliminate recurring quality issues.

Cross-Department Quality Handover System

• Develop and implement a “department-to-department” quality sign-off process, ensuring that:
• • Each department verifies and approves work before passing it forward.
  • All work meets project specs, documentation requirements, and visual standards.
• Train department leads and staff on handover inspection criteria and the importance of internal quality assurance.

Field Installation Readiness

• Ensure products are fully compliant with installation requirements to minimize adjustments, modifications, or delays on-site.
• Provide clear installation notes or flags when special handling or sequencing is needed.

Continuous Improvement & Training

• Propose and lead quality improvement projects to reduce NCs and rework.
• Provide quality awareness training for production staff, focusing on:
• • Specification compliance.
  • Common defects and how to prevent them.
  • Importance of first-time-right production.
• Stay up to date with industry best practices in signage and architectural fabrication quality.

Performance Metrics

• Reduction in non-conformities per month.
• Reduction in rework hours and re-shipping costs.
• Percentage of products passing final inspection without defects.
• Number of installation site issues reported.
• Employee compliance with handover sign-off process.

Qualifications & Skills

• Experience in manufacturing quality control, ideally in signage, architectural products, or related industries.
• Training or certification in quality management (e.g., ISO 9001, Six Sigma, or equivalent).
• Strong knowledge of fabrication processes, materials, and finishing techniques.
• Skilled in reading and interpreting technical drawings.
• Proficient in root cause analysis and corrective action planning.
• Strong communication skills to work effectively across departments.
• Ability to work independently and take initiative.

Authority

• Authority to stop production or shipment of products that do not meet quality standards.
• Authority to request rework or adjustments before release.
• Authority to recommend changes in processes or materials to improve quality outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Promote quality culture (Core Driver).
• Set quality vision & objectives.
• Approve quality policies.
• Oversee company-wide quality standards.
• Implement quality control processes.
• Conduct audits/inspections.
• Review non-conformities.
• Take action.
• Train on quality standards.

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