Looking for a challenging and rewarding role in a cutting-edge industry? Want to be part of a skilled team shaping the future of aerospace manufacturing? This could be the perfect opportunity for you!

Our client is a highly established aerospace manufacturer, recognised for its commitment to excellence, sustainability, and advanced manufacturing solutions. They foster a collaborative environment where skilled professionals contribute to world-class aerospace innovations.

If you have a background in mechanical engineering and inspection we want to hear from you!

Our client offers;

• Exciting career development opportunities in a thriving industry

• Competitive salary & comprehensive benefits package

• A workplace built on innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement

About the Role

As a Quality Inspector, you will be responsible for ensuring the conformity of parts by conducting precise inspections in line with customer drawings, inspection reports, and industry standards. This role requires over 2 years of mechanical engineering experience, prior inspection experience, strong knowledge of GD&T, and proficiency in interpreting technical documentation and using standard measuring equipment.

• Experienced in mechanical engineering with a solid understanding of GD&T, capable of interpreting technical documentation and utilising standard measuring equipment

• Detail-Oriented: Possessing a keen eye for identifying discrepancies and ensuring products meet stringent quality standard

• Skilled in analysing issues, determining root causes, and implementing effective solutions to maintain product integrity

• Able to clearly document inspection outcomes, collaborate with production teams, and convey quality concerns and recommendations

• A team player, collaborative in working with cross-functional teams to uphold and enhance quality standards throughout the production process

As a Quality Inspector, your responsibilities will include:

• Inspecting work-in-progress and final products, ensuring compliance with applicable requirements and configurations

• Reviewing and verifying associated paperwork at relevant manufacturing stages

• Conducting inspections using conventional methods per inspection reports

• Performing in-line process and product inspections throughout the factory

• Raising non-conformance reports in accordance with the quality system

• Authorising product release within the DPRV department

• Calibrating build and inspection tooling

• Managing collection and release of measuring instruments for external calibration

• Participating in MSA and Gauge R&R studies

• Supporting and advising on new product inspection methods

• Assisting in problem-solving within the company's continuous improvement program

• Actively engaging in safety improvement initiatives

• Developing and supporting new product inspection methods

If you’re ready to take the next step in your career with a leading aerospace company, apply now and be part of a team shaping the future of aerospace manufacturing!