Quality Inspector

Royston
3 weeks ago
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Quality Inspector

Location: Royston, Hertfordshire

Hours: Monday to Thursday 8am - 4.15pm, Friday 8am - 3pm

Reed Engineering are working with a FTSE listed manufacturing group based in Royston, Hertfordshire. Our client is a reputable and respected global manufacturer of high-tech components and systems for an impressive range of markets including Aerospace, Defence, and Energy.

This role is crucial in ensuring that product quality requirements meet customer expectations and comply with relevant regulatory and contractual standards.

Day-to-day of the role

Inspection of parts (Work in Progress / Final product), and associated paperwork against the applicable requirements and configuration at the relevant stages in the manufacturing process
Use of conventional inspection methods and in accordance with the inspection reports
Carry out inline process and product inspections throughout the factory
Raise non-conformances reports in accordance with the quality system
Release products direct to manufacturer within our DPRV department
Calibrate build and inspection tooling
Organise the collection and release of measuring instruments for external calibration
Be involved with MSA & Gauge R+R studies
Support and advise in new product inspection methods
Support in problem solving activities within the company's continuous improvement program
Actively participate in safety improvement activities
Perform all reasonable requests made by managementRequired Skills and Qualifications

Essential:

Ability to interpret technical documentation (drawings, specifications and procedures)
Have a good understanding of GD & T
Inspection experience in using standard measuring equipment (Vernier callipers, micrometers, plug gauges etc.)
Must be able to communicate in English effectively (written & verbal)
Flexible in working hours to support business needs when required
Good computer literacy with a competent knowledge of Microsoft 365, Word, Excel etc.
Willingness to learn new skills and develop to be able to work in all inspection departments.
Good communication skillsDesirable:

A working knowledge of ISO9001/AS9100
CMM or/and FARO arm experience using PC-DMIS or Polyworks (Willing to train suitable person)
Knowledge / Use of Measurement System Analysis (MSA)
Previous Calibration experienceBenefits

Excellent pension
Life assurance scheme
Free on-site car parking
Career and development opportunities
Health cash plan scheme
Employee discount scheme
Reward and recognition
Flexible working patternsTo apply for this Quality Inspector position, please submit your CV detailing your relevant experience and why you are interested in this role

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