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NDT Inspector

South Wigston
1 week ago
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NDT Inspector required in South Leicester. 3 x shifts (no weekends), days whilst training. Permanent, Immediate start available. 37 hours per week £18.04 per hour inc shift allowance, + Bonus, Overtime available.

We have recruited for this growing Manufacturer of components for the aerospace and power generation industries for over 20 years. They have a very professional reputation offering great working conditions and future prospects.

NDT Inspector role:

To complete fluorescent penetrant inspection, visual inspection, and dimensional inspection on Aerospace and industrial components in line with strict procedures and specifications.

Requirements for NDT Inspector:

  • Hold a level 1 / 2 FPI qualification

  • Proven NDT experience ideally gained on Aerospace products

  • A solid understanding of engineering drawings and method specifications

  • Ability to use conventional inspection equipment

  • Ability to use CMM machines

  • A sound understanding of inspection techniques (on a variety of products) and proven engineering experience

  • Experience of inspecting to tight tolerances in a precision engineering environment

  • Experience of working in a fast-paced manufacturing Company, with demanding targets

  • Ability to produce quality work whilst working under pressure

  • Able to work with little or no supervision

    NDT Inspector Responsibilities:

  • Process work in line with requirements

  • Inspect work, ensuring that strict conformance is met

  • Sign off batch cards detailing components are in line with specification and meet customer requirements

  • Raise any conformance issues and any relevant paperwork in line with Company procedure

  • To maintain FPI level 1 / 2 accreditation as required.

  • First off inspections

  • Receipt inspection (validation of parts returning from subcontract locations)

  • Complete conventional and CMM inspection work as an independent over check for parts

  • Understand engineering drawings for the purpose of inspection

  • Complete visual inspection of parts during the inspection process

  • Undertake airflow Inspection tasks as required

  • Consistently achieving all area targets as determined by the Cell Manager

  • Adherence to all company policies and procedures, including SOX, Code of Conduct and Health and Safety.

    Hours

    37-hours per week – 3 shift pattern (morning, afternoon and night rotation)

    Morning Hours
    05:45 – 13:45 Monday – Thursday
    05:45 – 10:45 Friday

    Afternoon Hours
    13:45 – 21:45 Monday – Thursday
    10:45 – 15:45 Friday

    Night Hours
    21:45 – 05:45 Monday – Thursday
    15:45 – 20:45 Friday

    Holidays

    26 days floating + 7 statutory days

    Overtime

    Overtime available and paid in line with agreed rates

    Please note: This company cannot support sponsorship at this time. Applicants must have proof of Right to Work in the UK

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