QA Manager

QA Manager

Mayo

€50K DOE

QA opportunity within a growing offsite/modular manufacturing environment in the West of Ireland. This is a process-driven, structured role focused on quality, reporting, and continuous improvement. Open to candidates from manufacturing, pharma, or construction backgrounds, with full training provided.

Top 3 Things to Know About this Job:

1. Open background - manufacturing, pharma, or construction QA all considered
2. Highly process-driven - structured, repetitive environment with clear systems
3. Strong communication focus - presentations, reporting, and stakeholder interaction required

The Role:

• Oversee and maintain quality assurance processes within a modular/offsite production environment
• Ensure consistent quality standards across repeatable manufacturing and installation activities
• Conduct audits, inspections, and quality checks in line with internal procedures
• Prepare reports and present findings to internal stakeholders
• Support continuous improvement initiatives to enhance quality and operational efficiency

The Person:

• Background in QA from manufacturing, pharma, or construction environments
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Highly organised with a process-driven mindset
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow structured systems
• Eager to learn and develop within a growing modular construction sector

The Rewards:

• Salary in the region of €40,000 - €50,000
• Opportunity to move into a rapidly growing modular construction sector
• Structured, supportive environment with full training provided
• Career progression as the business scales

Next Steps

For further information, and to apply for this QA Manager job, please contact Hunter Savage Directly. Visit our website for a full list of Supply Chain & Manufacturing opportunities.

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