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10 months ago
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We are currently looking for someone to carry out Source Inspection In response to a number of escapes.The customer wishes to implement an independent inspection, with the following being required:

  • Visually inspect castings at the customer facility, focusing on specific set of part numbers as provided by the customer.
  • Inspect each part based upon a defined set of characteristics
  • Manage a weekly estimated volume of approximately (Apply online only) castings.
  • Documents all inspection activity via a Verify provided Inspection Record.
  • Document any non-conformities and raise them to an appropriate customer point of contact.
  • Provide bi-weekly detailed reports on inspection findings.

    Required skills and experience:

  • Minimum of 3-years previous experience within an aerospace / defence manufacturing environment, specifically within inspection-based roles
  • Hands-on visual inspection experience, including the use of magnifiers and other inspection aids.
  • Experience of castings highly advantageous.
  • Proficiency with mechanical inspection equipment (should dimensional verification be required)
  • Knowledge of containment processes and procedures
  • Strong communications skills, both written and verbal.
  • Ability to prioritise workload to meet business needs.

    The role is confirmed till the 28th Feb, but expected to be extended for another 3 months +.

    The role is inside IR35

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