Quality Control Inspector

South Molton
2 weeks ago
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My client in South Molton is currently in need of a quality controller.

The Quality Controller role is to work as part of a team of multi-skilled Inspectors in a diverse manufacturing environment covering Aerospace product, Investment Castings, Mechanical and Electrical components and Composites.

Your main responsibilities:

  • Mechanical / Electrical inspection of Aerospace product

  • In Process Inspection

  • First Article Inspection

  • Work on own initiatives and resolve any issues or problems in line with company procedures

  • Undertake investigation of quality issues to resolution, in conjunction with all necessary internal or external bodies relating to product/process/system. These may be initiated by internal or external customers

  • Maintenance of Quality Records and Metrics

  • Support shop floor with Technical issues if required

  • Auditing of Approved Operators

  • Support training of others in products and processes for your area

  • Because of the changing nature of our business your job description will inevitably change. You will, from time to time, be required to undertake other activities of a similar nature that fall within your capabilities as directed by management.

  • You will be required to undertake all responsibilities above in line with your Grade.

    Experience Required:

  • Use of Measuring Equipment

  • Able to interpret Engineering Drawings

  • Previous experience required although training can be provided

  • Experience of Goods In Inspection and processes advantageous

  • Aerospace knowledge advantageous

  • Experience of FAIRs to AS 9102

  • IT Skills

  • Root Cause Tools – 5 why’s / 8D

    Qualifications required:

  • City & Guilds

  • GCSE’s or equivalent in Maths and Science

  • Apprentice trained in a relevant discipline advantageous

    Please respond with an up today CV to be considered.

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