Welding Manufacturing & Quality Supervisor at YDU JC Air Cond & Ref Inc.- Dubai — NeverHard

The Welding Manufacturing & Quality Supervisor (CWB Compliance & Welding Oversight) ensures full compliance with Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) requirements across all welding operations within Silent-Aire business. This role leads CWB audits, maintains welding standards and certification processes, and drives continuous improvement to sustain and strengthen the organization’s CWB accreditation while supporting safe, compliant production. Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate quarterly CWB audits develop audit plans and schedules and liaise with CWB auditors Plan and conduct internal audits as required by CWB standards Identify, document, and own all audit findings and deficiencies maintain nonconformance records Develop, implement, and track corrective actions to closure verify effectiveness Maintain continuous audit readiness across all welding operations and related processes Review engineering drawings to ensure proper welding symbols, requirements, and specifications Validate compliance with applicable codes and standards; ensure WPS/PQR alignment Collaborate with design/engineering to resolve discrepancies and identify gaps that could lead to non-compliance or out-of-scope work Maintain and manage welder qualifications and certifications; oversee required testing and records for CWB compliance Identify and certify new welding requirements resulting from design changes; coordinate WPS updates Implement new or revised welding procedures and ensure workforce competency aligns with CWB requirements Initiate Engineering Change Requests (ECRs) with welding implications; collaborate with engineering/design teams to implement required changes Ensure welding requirements are clearly defined and compliant verify changes are validated and fully documented before release to production Maintain all documentation required for CWB certification (audit records, inspection reports, welder qualification records, welding procedures, etc.) Ensure records are accurate, current, and audit-ready; establish and maintain a structured documentation control system Identify gaps in welding, fabrication, and quality processes; lead improvement initiatives Improve compliance to welding standards, audit performance, and reduction of welding-related rework or defects Support production teams in resolving quality and compliance issues; drive proactive, sustainable solutions Escalate critical compliance risks to operations leadership immediately; ensure issues are corrected before production resumes Provide training, coaching, and guidance to supervisors, welders, and quality personnel Ensure teams understand welding standards, drawing interpretation, and CWB compliance expectations Support the development of a compliance-focused culture within the organization Own and report on key performance indicators (KPIs) such as CWB audit results/compliance scores, number/severity of audit findings, welding-related defects and rework rates, and certification expiry/renewals Track performance trends and communicate insights to leadership; develop action plans for recurring issues Full ownership of CWB compliance with the support of leadership Accountable for audit outcomes, certification status, and closure of all identified deficiencies Act as the primary liaison between operations, engineering, and external auditors; harmonizes production, quality, and design efforts Preferred Qualifications Education: Bachelor’s or Associate degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, or a related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience Experience: Minimum 5–7 years in welding fabrication quality control, with direct exposure to CWB-compliant operations Prior supervisory/leadership experience is required Certifications & Knowledge CWB Weld supervisor tickets is a must (Steel and Aluminum) CWB-related certifications or substantial experience with CWB requirements; knowledge of welding procedure specifications (WPS), procedure qualification records (PQR), and welder qualification tests Familiarity with applicable codes and standards (e.g., CSA W59, CSA W47.1, CSA W128, ASME BPVC II, VIII, IX, ISO 9001 and relevant welding and fabrication standards) Experience with QMS methods (CAPA, nonconformance, corrective action tracking) and audit management Skills Strong leadership, communication, and coaching abilities Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills; data-driven with the ability to drive corrective actions Proficient in reading and interpreting engineering drawings and welding symbols Proficient in documenting and maintaining controlled records; comfortable with change management Ability to work cross-functionally with Engineering, Production, Safety, and Supply Chain Technical Proficiencies Experience with ERP/MRP systems, QMS software, document control systems, and audit-tracking tools Proficient in welding processes (MIG/MAG, TIG, Stick) and general fabrication methods Physical & Working Conditions Ability to work on a manufacturing shop floor use of full PPE required Occasional travel to supplier locations or audit sites may be required (as needed) Working Hours Regular, In person (Monday through Friday) Day Shift – 40 Hours Travel Minimal travel anticipated occasional visits to other sister sites within the country or North America, supplier or customer sites or auditor visits Hiring Salary Range HIRING SALARY RANGE: $85,000-115,000 (Salary to be determined by the education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities of the applicant, internal equity, and alignment with market data.) 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