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Are you a Quality Inspector, looking to take the next step in your career by joining a rapidly growing Aerospace manufacturer? Our client is well-established within the Aerospace sector and are looking for a confident and passionate Quality Inspector to be responsible for ensuring all components have been manufactured to the satisfaction of AS9100 Accreditation as well as internal standards.
 
Quality Inspector
Job Description

Ensuring components and assemblies meet all required specifications and quality standards before they are shipped from our suppliers
When necessary, participate in supplier audits and assessments to guarantee continued adherence to quality standards.
Work together with the procurement, engineering, and quality assurance teams to resolve and avoid supplier product quality problems.
Prepare and submit detailed inspection reports, including photographs, measurements, and non-conformance findings. 
Quality Inspector
Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications

Technical degree or certification in quality control, aerospace inspection, or a related field is preferred.
3+ years of experience in quality inspection within the aerospace industry.
Strong proficiency in reading and interpreting engineering drawings, blueprints, and specifications.
Experience with precision measuring instruments and inspection tools.
Knowledge of aerospace quality standards, including AS9100, and NADCAP regulations.[i] 
Quality Inspector
Company Benefits

4-day working week
Overtime Rates
28 days holidays (based on 4-day week)
Life Insurance
Cash Plan Benefit

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