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A pressure vessel quality assurance engineer, also known as a pressure vessel QA specialist, is responsible for ensuring that the quality assurance system in pressure vessel manufacturing units functions properly. However, I’m not entirely sure about the exact ways in which this can be accomplished, and I have considerable doubts on this matter. Which sea friend is specifically doing this work? Please share your experiences and insights. Thank you! . Someone hired me as a quality assurance officer, but I was afraid I wouldn’t do a good job, so I didn’t go. Search
If it’s a more established company, they will hire you as the deputy technical director and quality assurance officer, or as the chief engineer and quality assurance officer. If they only hire you as a quality assurance officer, then it’s definitely a trap!
In our company, there is a chief engineer as well as a quality assurance officer. If one only serves as a quality assurance officer while there’s also a chief engineer in charge, it’s not easy to carry out the tasks, as the various responsible persons may not be willing to follow orders.
As a quality assurance officer, it is necessary to ensure the proper operation of the quality assurance system and to enable effective control over the manufacturing quality of pressure vessels; therefore, such an officer must possess the corresponding responsibilities, rights, and privileges!
Could you explain why this is a problem in such a situation?
You bear the responsibility; if you can’t control people, funds, and resources, how can you ensure good quality!
According to **the regulations**. . Appoint a person in management as a quality assurance engineer. . . In other words, one must be a member of the management team appointed by an official document. . . If you’re told to do it, then do it. . . As long as the money is paid, that’s fine. .
:Lol, the vast majority of quality assurance engineers work part-time. . . Normally, they have other duties to perform. . .
This post was last edited by Menghuan100 on 2017-2-11 at 17:06. One cannot serve as a quality assurance officer without the necessary rights; usually, it is the chief engineer who also acts as the quality assurance officer.