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Shape the Future of Aerospace Quality

Are you an experienced quality inspector with CMM expertise looking to make your mark in a world-class aerospace environment? This isn't just another inspection role – it's your opportunity to be at the heart of excellence in an industry where precision isn't just valued, it's essential.

Our client is a leading aerospace manufacturer with an unwavering commitment to quality standards, holding prestigious certifications including NADCAP and AS9100. Their pursuit of operational excellence creates an environment where your attention to detail and technical skills can truly shine.

What You'll Do

  • Perform visual and dimensional inspections on incoming materials, work-in-progress, and finished components to ensure compliance with company and customer specifications

  • Conduct precise measurements using manual inspection methods (Vernier, Micrometer, plug gauges, etc.)

  • Utilize CMM inspection methods to verify component accuracy, ensuring all equipment meets calibration requirements

  • Interpret complex customer specifications and technical drawings with confidence

  • Report non-conforming parts through established quality processes

  • Help cultivate a quality-conscious culture alongside the management team by leading by example

    What You'll Bring

  • Proven experience in Quality Inspection, particularly with exotic metals in a precision engineering environment

  • At least 2 years of experience operating Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM)

  • Proficiency with various inspection methods and tools

  • Strong teamwork abilities and communication skills

  • Morning and afternoon shift availability

    What Sets You Apart

  • Experience within the Aerospace manufacturing sector (ideally 12+ months)

  • Familiarity with aerospace industry standards and regulations

  • Commitment to continuous improvement and quality excellence

    Join a team where your expertise directly contributes to the safety and performance of critical aerospace components. Apply today to become an essential part of our quality assurance team!

    What We Offer

  • Permanent full-time position with 37-hours week onsite, anything over is paid at time-and-a-half

  • Continued training and development with opportunities for progression, which is encouraged

  • The satisfaction of contributing to an industry where quality isn't just important—it's critical

    Operational Hours

    06:00 to 13:45 – Monday to Thursday

    06:00 to 13:00 – Friday

    13:30 to 21:15 – Monday to Thursday

    11:45 to 17:45 - Friday

    Every inspection you complete ensures safety in the skies. Ready to make your mark?

    Apply today and help us maintain the excellence that keeps the aerospace industry soaring

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