Quality Inspector

Rubicon Recruitment
Ferndown, Dorset
11 months ago
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Quality Inspector | Ferndown | £18ph | Day Shift

Are you a methodical and technically-minded professional who thrives in a structured environment? Do you take satisfaction in ensuring every component meets the highest standards? If you’re motivated by accuracy, consistency, and working with cutting-edge engineering, this Quality Inspector role could be your ideal next step.

You’ll be joining a long-established precision engineering firm in Ferndown, known for delivering complex components to high-spec sectors including aerospace, nuclear and automotive. With a strong reputation for quality and a commitment to continuous improvement, this is a business where your attention to detail will be truly valued.

As Quality Inspector, you will benefit from:

£18 per hour, day shift
A stable, long-term opportunity with a respected local employer
Exposure to high-spec, precision engineering projects
A structured and process-driven working environment
Autonomy and ownership over inspection processes
As Quality Inspector, your responsibilities will include:

Inspecting raw materials and finished components to ensure compliance with specifications
Using precision tools (micrometers, calipers, gauges) to verify dimensions and tolerances
Maintaining accurate inspection records and documentation for traceability
Collaborating with production teams to resolve quality issues and implement corrective actions
Ensuring compliance with ISO9001
As Quality Inspector, your experience will include:

Previous experience in a mechanical inspection or precision manufacturing role
Proficiency in using inspection tools and interpreting technical drawings
Familiarity with ISO9001 and ideally AS9100 quality standards
A methodical approach to documentation and compliance
Technical training or qualifications in engineering or manufacturing (preferred)
If you’re looking for a structured and technically rewarding role where your precision and process-driven mindset will shine, we’d love to hear from you. Apply to this Quality Inspector role today with an up-to-date CV or contact Ella in Technical at Rubicon

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