Join our growing, dynamic, and ambitious team! For over 36 years, Triumph has been a name that represents integrity and quality in the cladding, roofing, solar, Glazing and waterproofing industries. We are deeply rooted in family values while hosting an entrepreneurial culture where ideas are welcomed. Our diverse team is also highly trained and hold the most credible reputation for their commitment to excellent customer service. Triumph’s focus is primarily on our people, collaboration, and synergy.
As Quality Assurance Manager you will be able to building a successful Department and implement best practices across the Group of Companies.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Mininum 5 years experience in quality assurance
• Bachelor´s degree in Quality management systems
• Certified Quality Manager or Certified Quality Engineer
• Certified Six sigma black belt
• Valid driver’s license with good driving record
• Must be proficient with computers (Microsoft 365 and different software’s).
• Communicate effectively and in detail with others both written and verbally

• Create and develop Quality Department across the Company
• Creating quality control policies and procedures
• Understanding product standards and specifications and communicating them to production teams
• Finding ways to improve the manufacturing process so the company can maximize resources and produce better products
• Conduct on-site QC/QA observations and inspections of various components of the building envelope during and after construction for quality and conformance to specifications, codes, and schedules.
• Use and operate various equipment to gain access to different components of the building envelope and structure, including being able to perform work comfortably and safely at elevated heights.
• Prepare computer generated professional reports to document general observations, conclusions, and recommendations for all services.
• Confer with Supervisory personnel, Clients, Contractors, and Design Professionals to discuss and assist with the resolution of matters such as work procedures, complaints, and construction problems.