Quality Inspector

Chelmsford
9 months ago
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Quality Inspector (Night Shift) – Aerospace | including shift allowance --> £21/hr + Overtime + Bonus | 🕐 Shift: Night Shift

About the Role:

Due to sustained growth and increased project demands, our client is seeking an experienced Quality Inspector to join their Quality Control team on the Night Shift. Working in a state-of-the-art manufacturing environment, you’ll play a critical role in ensuring product integrity, compliance, and quality assurance across aerospace components.

What You’ll Be Doing:



Performing detailed inspections using precision measurement equipment

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Interpreting complex engineering drawings including GD&T

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Conducting First Article Inspections (FAI) to AS9102 Rev C

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Supporting root cause analysis and corrective actions on defects

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Ensuring compliance to AS9100 standards and internal quality procedures

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Collaborating closely with production and engineering teams

What they’re Looking For:

* Proven experience as a Quality Inspector or similar QC/QA role

* Strong background in aerospace, precision engineering, or regulated manufacturing

* Confident in using inspection tools such as micrometers, verniers, CMMs, etc.

* Solid understanding of engineering drawings and geometric tolerances

* Familiarity with AS9100 standards and FAI processes

* Able to work independently on night shifts.

Why Join?

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Overtime available at enhanced rates

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25 days holiday + bank holidays

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Annual bonus scheme linked to company performance

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Stable long-term opportunity with a growing business

Ready to Take the Next Step?

If you're a skilled Quality Inspector looking for a long-term night shift role within a reputable manufacturer – apply now for an immediate interview.

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