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Workforce Staffing Ltd
Redditch
6 months ago
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Job title: Quality Inspector/ Viewer 

Location: Redditch

Salary: £15.55

Shift: Double Days (6am-2.06pm/ 2pm-10.45pm) 2 Week rotation 
Drug and Alcohol test required, prior to starting work. 

Working for a local aerospace company, we are looking for 3 Quality inspectors 

Day to Day duties will include the following:

  • Working with small parts 
  • Looking & recognising defects under magnification
  • Working to specifications  

As a person you will need the following qualities and experience:

  • Previous Quality experience
  • Fast paced
  • Checking defects from computer specification 

Benefits:

  • 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
  • 5% matched pension
  • Employee discount scheme and EAP
  • Friends and Family referral scheme - £1,000 for any appointed referrals
  • Financial recognition scheme to celebrate and reward the workforce
  • Free parking

Logistics Workforce are responsible for placing thousands of dedicated operatives out to work every day across the Midlands. We operate from several prime locations in the area, and are likely to have an office right near you. Job categories include; Order picking, Warehouse, Stores, Despatch, Packing, Assembly, Machine operating and FLT Driving. We are always on the lookout for the very best talent, so if you know anyone, refer them to our professional and friendly team who will be more than happy to help.

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