Quality Management

The salary range of employees working in New Zealand in Quality Management typically ranges from 60,864 NZD (low salaries) to 118,776 NZD (highest average, actual salaries may be even higher)

This is the total annual salary including bonuses. Salaries can vary drastically among different job positions. If you are interested in the salary of a particular job, please choose it from the list.

List of positions in the Quality Management category and their job descriptions

ISO Specialist

• Managing the quality management system in the company developed on the basis of international ISO standards.
• Gradual and continuous monitoring of documentation system applications.
• Supporting the application of the quality management system on the basis of requirements of ISO standards.
• Cooperating on the concept and design of quality policy, environmental policy, and directives of the company.
• Taking part in determining the quality objectives, development goals, as well as their subsequent implementation.

58,164 - 108,636 NZD

Quality Engineer

• Drawing up the production control plan.
• Performing process audits.
• Performing mechanical and electronic measurements.
• Considering the quality requirements from internal and external customers.
• Resolving claims from internal and external customers.
• Preparing materials for monthly reports.

65,400 - 123,540 NZD

Quality Inspector

• Conducting random, extraordinary, dynamic, and final inspections.
• Documenting errors in production.
• Cooperating with the manufacturing department in the implementation of action plans, corrective measures, and process improvement.
• Implementing technical solutions aimed at eliminating errors of processes and products.

45,840 - 85,068 NZD

Quality Planner

• Developing and implementing quality plans to ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations.
• Collaborating with cross-functional teams to identify quality requirements and establish quality metrics.
• Conducting regular quality audits and inspections to assess adherence to quality standards.
• Analyzing data from quality tests and inspections to identify trends and areas for improvement.
• Preparing detailed reports on quality performance and presenting findings to management.
• Coordinating with suppliers and vendors to ensure quality materials and components are received.
• Providing training and support to team members on quality control processes and best practices.
• Assisting in the development of corrective and preventive action plans to address quality issues.
• Monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of quality improvement initiatives.
• Staying updated on industry advancements and best practices in quality management.

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