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Mechanical Inspector - Aerospace

Tewkesbury
4 months ago
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Job Title: Mechanical Inspector
Location: Tewkesbury
Salary: £30,784 - £35,500 per annum
Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent

Experienced Mechanical Inspector Wanted - Aerospace Engineering Sector

A well-established precision engineering company based in Tewkesbury is seeking an experienced Mechanical Inspector to join its team. This is an excellent opportunity for a quality-focused professional with a background in aerospace manufacturing to contribute to high-profile, industry-critical projects.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform first-off, final, and first article inspections of CNC milled prismatic components, CNC turned machined parts, and fully assembled products to aerospace standards

Identify and rectify errors on workshop documentation (works order cards)

Interpret and work from 2D technical drawings and model definitions

Operate CMMs and various electronic and manual measuring instruments

Ensure timely and effective root cause and corrective action processes

Conduct quality reviews and participate in internal QMS audits

Manage both internal and external calibration systems

About You:

Previous experience in a precision engineering or aerospace workshop environment

Excellent attention to detail and commitment to high standards of quality

Confident with inspection techniques and process control procedures

Skilled in reading technical drawings and using inspection tools

Familiar with quality management systems and internal audits

What's on Offer:

Competitive salary: £30,784 - £33,670

A collaborative and quality-driven working environment

Opportunities for further development and progression

The chance to work on critical aerospace components

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