Inspector

Brentwood
3 weeks ago
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A global distribution company supplying the aerospace industry are looking to recruit an Inspector to ensure products match the quality requirements of their clients. They will consider experienced Inspectors who have previously worked within the aerospace industry or aerospace engineering graduates .

What's on offer?
25 Days Holiday plus bank holidays
Flexible working hours - Usual working hours are 8am-5pm Monday to Thursday and 8am to 12pm Friday
Cycle to Work Scheme, on site gym and great recreation facilities
Enhanced Pension Contribution
Free on site parking

Duties:
Perform dimensional, visual and documentation inspection on incoming parts and outgoing products
Create and maintain product inspection checklists
Document Inspection results and outcomes through completing detailed reports
Create, Manage and Review FAIRs in accordance with AS9102
Support and assist the calibration process by aiding external and internal calibration
Assist with Root Cause failure mode investigation of product returns
Create and action non-Conformities and supplier returns
Maintain, review and action shelf-life inventory

Experience:
A working knowledge of aerospace regulations preferable
Knowledge of AS9102 and ISO 2859-1 would be advantageous
Must have the ability to read and understand technical data including drawings and specifications
Previous experience using measuring equipment such as micrometres, verniers, etc.
The ideal candidate would be an aerospace graduate
Must be computer literate and familiar with Microsoft Outlook and Word, MS Office.
Good communication, numeracy and literacy skills are required

Please note this company will not offer sposhorship

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