Quality Inspector

Purbrook
4 weeks ago
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Our client based in the Havant area is looking to recruit an experienced Quality Inspector to carry out the inspection and measurement of Components/Assemblies including features and co-ordinates to ensure conformance to drawing and internal / external contractual requirements.

In the performance of the role, it is expected the applicant will demonstrate the following:

Drives and sustains continuous improvement within the cell as defined by company standards
Maintains a high standard of housekeeping at all times as defined by the company standards
Provides inspection cover across site where demand dictates upon request of inspection supervision working within the parameters as laid down in the procedures and work instructions relevant to that area within the employee’s competence
The Inspection and measurement of various types of Components and Assemblies to ensure conformance to drawing and purchase order requirements, working within the parameters as laid down in procedures and work instructions
Supports all departments assisting with quality related investigations upon request
Ability to conduct First Article reports and monitor the production of statistical process control data – Advantageous
Performs and assists in investigations into non-conformance by the use of measuring equipment where required
Ability to operate, co-ordinate measurement machines and/or specialized inspection equipment – Advantageous
Ability to read and interpret drawings, component maintenance manuals and standards
Willingness to work as part of a team in providing the support to Operations in meeting Customers O.T.D. 
Available to work additional hours as required to meet Production demands
Ensure all non-conforming work is segregated and clearly identified and reported to MRB via the NCR process. Maintain accurate inspection records and documentation
Good communication skills, both written and verbal

Skills:

Aerospace industry experience required
Working Knowledge of ISO9001/EN9100 (AS9100D)
CAA Part 21 Regulatory Knowledge
EASA145 Regulatory Knowledge – advantageous
Advantageous:  knowledge of C rated components and experience in a component maintenance environment
Technical Aerospace knowledge would be advantageous
MRP/ERP system experience at an inspector level would be advantageous
Good computer skills, specifically with the use of Microsoft Office applications and custom databases.

Qualifications:

Apprenticeship or 3 years’ experience working within a similar manufacturing environment
Technical Aerospace knowledge would be advantageous

Benefits:

25 days holiday- plus bank holiday
Option to buy / sell holiday- up to 5 days
Health Cash Plan
Electric Car scheme
Cycle to work scheme
Free onsite parking- with Electric Car Points
Recognition Scheme
Salary Extras (Range of offers and discounts on popular retailers, brands, and cinema)
Flexible Benefits - Salary sacrifice benefits (e.g. cancer screening)
Pension Scheme

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