The Quality Control Manager will oversee the quality assurance processes for garment production, ensuring all products meet company's stringent technical specifications, fit standards, and performance criteria.
Responsibilities:
- Quality Standards Enforcement: Develop, implement, and monitor quality control procedures for garments, ensuring compliance with company's technical specifications, fit standards, and performance criteria (e.g., durability, comfort, and moisture-wicking properties).
- Inspection Oversight: Supervise and conduct in-line and final inspections of garments at manufacturing facilities, checking for defects in stitching, fabric quality, color accuracy, and construction.
- Monitor CFA operations at factories to ensure compliance with ASICS standards, regularly reviewing and evaluating CFA performance.
- Data Analysis and Reporting: Monitor quality data, analyze trends, and generate reports to identify areas for improvement and address quality issues proactively to vendors. Submit weekly and monthly quality reports to Headquarters.
- Supplier Collaboration: Work closely with global suppliers to ensure raw materials (e.g., fabrics, trims) and finished products meet sustainability and quality benchmarks.
- Process Improvement: Identify and address quality issues, recommending corrective actions and process enhancements to reduce defects and improve production efficiency.
- Root Cause Analysis: Investigate customer complaints or quality issues to identify root causes and monitor corrective actions. Analyze quality risks and implement preventive measures to enhance overall production quality control process. Example: Metal detection process, Heat transfer process...
- Quality assessment: Conduct monthly quality assessments at factories to review and identify risks across the full QA process.
- Team Leadership: Manage a team of quality inspectors or coordinators, providing training on -specific protocols and fostering a culture of accountability.
