Quality Inspector

Are you a meticulous Quality Inspector with a keen eye for detail and a passion for ensuring top-tier product conformity? Do you thrive in an environment where precision and quality are paramount? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you!



The Quality Inspector position is working for an Aerospace manufacturer in Fareham. The role is Monday to Friday, working a 38 hour week, with an early Friday finish. The role is also paying up to £32,500 depending on experience.



The Quality Inspector will be responsible for ensuring the conformity of products throughout the build process and at final inspection. This role involves identifying trends in conformity issues and assisting the Quality Team Leader in enhancing the culture of quality control across the organisation.



In this role, you will be responsible for conducting dimensional inspections of sub-contracted and in-house manufactured parts, assemblies, and sub-assemblies in accordance with the associated technical specifications. You will perform inspections based on agreed criteria, including inspection sheets, engineering drawings, standards, and purchase orders, utilising appropriate measurement equipment and fixtures. Collaboration with suppliers will be essential to resolve any identified issues. In cases of non-compliance, you will work with suppliers to analyse the root cause, apply for a 'Production Permit' or 'Concession' as needed, and establish corrective actions. You will report inspection results, whether accepted or rejected, directly to the Quality Control Manager or Senior Inspector. Additionally, you will support Quality Engineering by identifying in-process or supplier trends and oversee daily inspection requirements to ensure that manufactured components meet customer specifications. Your responsibilities will also include checking stock for quality issues and identifying non-conforming materials, as well as ensuring the calibration and maintenance of inspection equipment is performed as required.



You will need:



Proficiency in performing component inspections and understanding engineering drawings.

Basic report writing and PC skills, including Outlook, Word, and Excel.

Experience working to AS9100 standards and detailed mechanical inspection in an aviation environment.

Ability to adapt quickly to a complex, fast-paced environment.

Experience with manual measurement techniques and preferably CMM programming using QCT Software.If you are interested in this role and think you have the skills and experience this company are looking for then APPLY NOW. Alternatively, please call Tom Jones at FPR group on (phone number removed).



FPR Group is acting within the capacity of a Recruitment Agency for their client