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This amazing contract role for a CMM Inspector a is a unique opportunity to showcase your expertise and skills with a world leading transmissions specialist.
At the forefront of a once-in-a-generation opportunity as the automotive industry transitions from internal combustion to electric and hybrid and our experienced and dedicated teams are using the latest cutting-edge technology to achieve this transition.
About the role
Reporting to the Inspection Manager you will inspect components to drawing specifications and, where required, complete inspection and first article reports. You will require an understanding of engineering drawings and geometric tolerances in order to carry out manual inspection, as well as using, Mitutoyo / Zeiss CMM’s, Contour Trace, Surftest, and 1st principle techniques, ensuring you adhere to the company’s quality standards.
Your responsibilities will include verifying documentation, ensuring drawings, parts and documentation are all in order at both the commencement of your operation and upon completion of your operation.
The role will involve liaising with engineering and manufacturing personnel regarding drawing interpretation and results.
About You
Ideally you will have had Inspection experience in Engineering and preferably will have undertaken an Engineering Apprenticeship. Knowledge of Motorsport, Aerospace or Gear manufacturing is preferential. CMM experience is essential however previous use of Mitutoyo CNC CMM would be advantageous.
The successful candidate may have experience of working in an environment of first offs, batch and final inspections.
The ability to converse with engineering staff on drawing interpretation and results is vital along with being able to appreciate customer’s high requirements and short lead times. To be able to produce well written and concise records and working on your own initiative without supervision is a critical skill the successful candidate will have.
Applications:
Please apply with updated CV and details of current rate/salary and notice period. If you are shortlisted, you will be contacted prior to submission. However please contact Michael Sorfleet by email if you have any questions.
Please note, these positions CANNOT support sponsorship
If this role is not for you, but you know some who may be interested, please forward this email on to them. We offer a referral scheme

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