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Quality Inspector

Tewkesbury
3 weeks ago
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What’s in it for you?



Work for a leading manufacturer supplying to top-tier industries like medical and aerospace

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Be part of a highly skilled team committed to continuous improvement

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Enjoy career growth opportunities in a supportive and well-equipped environment

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Modern facilities with cutting-edge inspection tools

Must Haves

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Proven experience with precision measuring equipment (e.g. micrometers, Verniers, height gauges, shadow graphs)

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Ability to read and interpret close-tolerance engineering drawings and GDT

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High attention to detail and strong organisational skills

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Comfortable with fast-paced production and tight deadlines

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Confident decision-making when signing off parts

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Strong team player with a pride in delivering accurate results

So, what will you be doing?

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Performing first-off and in-process inspections across the shop floor

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Using a range of measuring equipment including CMM, projectors, micrometers, and dial gauges

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Conducting and recording routine inspections to ensure quality compliance

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Supporting production teams by interpreting results and advising on adjustments

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Assisting with investigations into NCRs, CARs, and customer complaints

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Maintaining and calibrating inspection tools and ensuring all checks are timely and accurate

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Participating in patrol/random inspections and supporting continuous improvement efforts

Helpful Extras

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Experience with Mitutoyo CMM or similar systems

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Knowledge of PC-DMIS or CAD++ software

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Previous work within the medical or aerospace sector

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