Quality Inspector (CMM)

Nuneaton
2 months ago
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Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector

A Quality Inspector (CMM) job opportunity has just become available within a business that has supplied revolutionary technology to various industries for over 60 years. As they work through a considerable period of growth, this award-winning company is looking to expand its various teams, including additional staff within the Quality team. The successful engineer will earn a competitive salary and gain perks such as an enhanced pension scheme and flexible working hours. If you're looking for a friendly working environment and a Metrology/Quality team that embraces personal development, this could be a great career move for you.

Quality Inspector duties include -

Use hand held measurement tools and CMM to inspect precision components.
Liaise with the Quality and Design teams when rejected parts are found.
Document and report non-conforming materials as required.
Ensure that any discrepancies are isolated, and the necessary actions are implemented.
Assist with other Goods Inwards area as and when required.
Ensure that all measuring equipment is correctly calibrated.Quality Inspector desirable skills and experience -

Experience in a similar position (CMM Operator, CMM Programmer etc).
Computer literate / able to read technical drawings.
Relevant manufacturing/mechanical engineering education (HND/HNC).Quality Inspector position benefits include -

Competitive starting salary package (negotiable).
Friendly working environment and flexible hours where possible.
Personal development plans.
Career progression opportunities.
Pension scheme and health care.
Modern day manufacturing facility.If you're interested in this Quality Inspector position, please apply through this advert immediately.

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