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Quality Inspector

Farnborough
1 week ago
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Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Our client, a leading Aerospace manufacturer, is looking for a dedicated and detail oriented Quality Inspector to join their team in Farnborough. This role is crucial for maintaining and improving quality throughout their production processes. The ideal candidate should have a solid background in visual inspection, preferably with aerospace parts, though experience in other engineering or manufacturing sectors will also be considered.

Key Responsibilities:

Quality Assurance: Visually inspect workmanship, materials, and adherence to procedures, ensuring all standards and compliance requirements are met.
Equipment Calibration: Maintain and calibrate measuring equipment to required standards.
Defect Analysis: Identify defects, provide feedback to the QA team, and initiate corrective actions where necessary.
Support for Quality Concerns: Assist with the interpretation of specifications and address quality concerns throughout the production process.
Raw Material Inspection: Ensure the consistency and integrity of raw materials.
Documentation: Complete and maintain all necessary paperwork related to inspections and quality checks.
Qualifications:

Experience: Proven background in Inspection/Quality within an Engineering Manufacturing environment, Aerospace desirable.
Problem Solving: Strong analytical skills with a hands-on approach to quality control.
Technical Skills: Ability to interpret detailed engineering drawings and specifications.
Attention to Detail: A right-first-time mindset is critical for this role.
Communication: Strong interpersonal and communication skills for effective collaboration with team members and management.
Benefits:

Competitive salary
Life assurance cover
Access to Employee Assistance Programme
Pension contribution
25 days holiday plus bank holidays
On-site parking
Career Progression:

The Quality Inspector role offers opportunities for career development, with a focus on furthering skills in quality assurance and leadership

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