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This is an exciting opportunity for a skilled Quality Inspector to join a precision engineering environment, working on high-tolerance components using both manual and computerised measurement techniques. The role is based on a day shift with an early finish on Fridays, offering a supportive team environment and clear development & training potential.

Who this job would suit:
This position is ideal for someone with experience in quality inspection, particularly within aerospace or precision engineering sectors. If you're confident using manual inspection tools, enjoy working to technical drawings, and are detail-oriented with a commitment to accuracy, this could be the perfect role for you.

Key Responsibilities:

Inspect machined components using measuring equipment such as verniers, gauges, callipers, and micrometres.
Carry out first-off and FAIR inspections in line with aerospace standards
Perform manual inspections to technical drawings and specifications
Support the Quality Manager with non-conformance investigations
Complete calibration of measurement tools and maintain documentationRequirements

Proven inspection experience using measuring equipment such as verniers, gauges, callipers, and micrometres.
CMM experience desirable but not essential.
Aerospace experience desirable but not essential.Salary £33,000 per annum.
Permanent
Location: Preston
Benefits: 25 days + Bank holidays, Death in service benefit paid at three times your annual salary, pension contribution, health insurance and Access to an Employee Assistance Programme, Training & Development.

APPLY NOW and contact Jacob at Employment Solutions on (phone number removed), or email your CV to (url removed)

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