Analyze inspection findings, quality performance data, defects, rework, rejection rates, and customer/site complaints to identify trends, improvement areas, and preventive actions
Prepare and maintain quality reports, inspection records, and performance data for management review, highlighting recurring issues and recommended improvements
Coordinate with Production, Workshop, Design, Painting, and Site Installation teams to ensure quality standards, specifications, and requirements are understood and maintained throughout the process
Monitor the implementation and effectiveness of corrective and preventive actions to ensure quality issues are properly resolved
Recommend process improvements to reduce defects, rework, and material wastage, and support continuous improvement initiatives
Support production teams in achieving quality and productivity objectives by providing guidance on workmanship standards and quality expectations
Support internal audits and ensure compliance with company quality procedures, standards, and requirements
Review approved drawings, samples, material specifications, and finishing requirements to ensure clear understanding of quality standards before inspection activities
Verify incoming materials, accessories, and components (wood, hardware, glass, aluminum, stainless steel, and other related materials) against approved specifications when required
Conduct in-process and final quality inspections throughout joinery production stages, including cutting, assembly, finishing, and preparation for dispatch, site delivery, or transfer to the painting section, ensuring compliance with approved drawings, specifications, and quality standards
Perform dimensional and workmanship inspections to verify measurement accuracy, surface finishing, alignment, joints, fittings, and overall product quality
Identify, record, and report defects, workmanship issues, material problems, and deviations from approved standards, including proper identification and segregation of non-conforming products
Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Quality Management, Wood Technology, Engineering, Manufacturing, Interior Design, Architecture, or a related field is preferred
Technical qualification or certification related to quality inspection or manufacturing processes is an advantage
Minimum 5–8 years of experience in quality inspection within joinery, furniture manufacturing, interior fit-out, or a similar industry
Experience in inspecting wooden products, furniture components, finishing works, and related materials
Practical experience in identifying defects, non-conformities, and workmanship issues
Experience in preparing quality reports and following up on corrective actions
Experience working with production teams and understanding manufacturing processes
Good knowledge of joinery production processes, materials, and finishing standards
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, specifications, and production documents
Knowledge of quality inspection methods, standards, and defect identification
Ability to perform dimensional, visual, and workmanship inspections
Knowledge of materials including wood, veneer, MDF, plywood, glass, aluminum, stainless steel, brass, and related accessories
Proficiency in preparing inspection reports, checklists, and quality records
Basic knowledge of root cause analysis and corrective action procedures