Senior Composite Quality Inspector

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RIGHT TO WORK IN UK REQUIRED, THIS ROLE DOES NOT PROVIDE SPONSORSHIPWhoOur Leicestershire based client is a leading manufacturer of Composite and GRP components, offering complete engineering solutions to it’s customers in sectors such as F1, Motorsport, Automotive, Aerospace, Marine and more. Now embarking on a new and exciting part of their story, our client now has the following opportunity.WhatWe are looking for an experienced Quality Inspector to manage the day-to-day running of our client’s Inspection department to help them continue to deliver high quality components.Senior Inspector Role responsibilities: – * Manage the day-to-day activities of the Inspection department. * Supervise the team of quality inspectors for daily tasks. * Manage priorities to delivery components on time. * Schedule workload through the QC department to meet the required schedules including working with other internal departments requirements. * Undertake and plan the department training needs / skills gaps. * Work with the Quality team for issuing NCR’s in an acceptable timeframe. * Identify metrology needs and install any training as required. * Look for opportunities for continuous improvement within the department. * Develop internal processes and procedures to improve the QC as agreed with the Quality Manager. * Aid the Quality department with identifying root cause and corrective actions as required. * Liaise with Engineering department for conclusions of NCR’s and any corrective actions on drawings.This is where you come inRequired Experience of the Senior Inspector: – * Read and understand detailed drawings and documentation. * Experience of a Quality role within Composites and Automotive. * Good working knowledge of Polyworks Software. * Previous scheduling experience is desirable. * Used to working in a fast-paced environment. * Understand and compare product against visual standards. * Promote adherence to the ISO 9001.2015 standard requirements. * Understand the strengths and weaknesses of different geometrical alignments.Required Skills of the Senior Inspector: – * Ability to communicate to all levels across the business effectively. * Ability to work to tight deadlines and remain calm under pressure. * Manage and motivate the Inspection Team. * Excellent attention to detail and accuracy levels. * Excellent organisational skills.ScheduleMonday to Friday8am – 5pmFlexibility Required at certain times to meet business requirementsBenefits23 days holiday plus bank holidaysHoliday Buy/Sell optionsCompany pensionFlexible scheduleWellness programmeSalary sacrifice electric car schemeIf you want to be a part of a great team, during an exciting evolution, that will provide you with an environment in which to flourish by investing into your future, then we look forward to hearing from you

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