Supplier Quality Engineer

At IEM, we’re not just building innovative electrical distribution systems, we’re shaping the future. IEM is dedicated to delivering world-class solutions for complex power needs. After 75 years, we continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible. Whether you’re an experienced professional or just starting out, you’ll have the opportunity to contribute, grow, and make a lasting impact on industries that power the world’s most dynamic markets. Salary Range: $38.46 - $56.25 per hour Position Summary:  IEM is currently seeking a Supplier Quality Engineer for our Surrey, B.C. locations and will report into the Director of Quality. The top priorities of this position will be to develop and maintain strong relationships with suppliers and vendors, as well as implement Vendor Management program and supporting metrics. Significant involvement with all areas of vendors/suppliers and manufacturing, while also increasing our communication and collaboration with key departments is instrumental in this position. Please note: This position requires 100% in-office presence in our Surrey offices and does not offer remote work. Key Responsibilities: Ensuring suppliers for IEM maintains all regulations and requirements Updating the supplier database with continuously updated records of performance Creating quality control guidelines and protocols Providing advice to vendors on how to reduce defect rates Performing logistics tasks, such as communicating with vendors when supplies don’t meet quality standards Assessing products and supplies from vendors to ensure their quality Creating and promoting strategies to increase the quality and efficiency of systems and products Conducting audits of supplier management quality systems Acting as a liaison between vendors and company leaders, determining solutions to any challenges to quality standards Visiting vendor facilities to ensure they uphold quality standards Developing and maintaining relationships with suppliers and vendors Oversee and develop process improvements strategies and document Develop & implement Vendor Management program and supporting metrics Any other related duties in connection with the position including but not limited to: Risk Assessments, PFMEA, Six Sigma, 5S, FOD Prevention, Kaizen, IPC Standards Understanding of UL, CSA and other regulatory requirements Must abide by Health and Safety Rules and have demonstrated commitment to good housekeeping/organizational practices Responsible for compliance to company and regulatory standards Maintain and develop strong working relationships with other departments outside vendors Strive for continuous improvement in all aspects of the work environment, this includes active participation in company committees, project teams and relevant job training Commit to self-development goals as discussed with your Vice President and attend company-sponsored training Perform other duties as assigned by Vice President COMPETENCIES: Verbal and ...