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Quality Inspector (CNC Machinery)

Newcastle upon Tyne
4 weeks ago
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Quality Inspector (CNC Machinery)
£30,000 - £32,000 + Overtime OTE £44,000 + Company Bonus + Progression to Team Leader + Internal Training
Newcastle

Are you a Quality Inspector with CNC machinery experience, looking to develop your career with a company that offers a clear pathway to leadership roles and plenty of optional overtime to significantly boost your earnings?

Are you looking to join an innovative company at the forefront of the Automotive and Aerospace manufacturing industry?

Founded over 45 years ago, this market leading manufacturing company has experienced consistent growth, and they are looking to double the size of the company in the next 5 years.

In this role, you will be conducting inspections of components by using verniers, micrometres, and gauges to identify any defects or anomalies. The role will also include working with the various engineering teams to resolve any issues and implement necessary solutions.

This role would suit a Quality Inspector with CNC machinery experience, looking to further their career in a company that will invest into their development, offering plenty of optional overtime.

The Role:

Using precision inspection equipment to inspect machined components
Using vernier callipers, micrometres, and gauges
Collaborating with various engineering teams to identify defects
Monday to Thursday, 39 hours, 7am to 5:15pmThe Person:

Quality Inspector
Experience with CNC machineryReference Number: BBBH20159a

Key Words: Engineer, Quality, Engineering, Inspector, Engineer, Manufacturing, Oil , Defence, Aerospace, Automotive, Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead, Durham, CNC

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