Quality Inspector
Machined Metal Components
Precision Engineering / Aerospace Industry
Nuneaton - CV13
Up to £28k per annum
Training Provided
Days - 12 Hour Shifts
Are you an experienced Quality Inspector within the Aerospace or Precision Engineering industry? Would you like to work for a family-owned business that is growing?
Our client is a leading component manufacturer that works with a wide range of metal materials and produces parts for the Aerospace industry. They are looking for a new Quality Inspector to join their growing team. Commutable from Nuneaton, Hinckley, Coalville, Measham and Tamworth.

The Role of Quality Inspector:

• Inspection of machined metal components
• 1st off quality quality-checking parts
• Visual inspection
• Using a variety of quality-checking techniques and tools, including verniers, callipers and micrometres
• Occasion use of the CMM (training will be provided)
• Working from engineering drawings
• Working independently and as part of a successful team

Experience Required - Quality Inspector:

• Quality Inspector with experience of checking machined components
• Ability to use a variety of quality-checking techniques and tools, including verniers, callipers and micrometres
• Must be able to work alone but also within a team environment
• Hardworking and self-motivated

The Package - Quality Inspector:

• Starting salary up to £28k per annum DOE
• Days, 12 hour shifts, 6am-6pm
• 25 Days Holiday plus Bank Holidays
• Training and progression opportunities
• Pension
• Free Eye Test
• Medical Scheme and Life Assurance

Interested? To apply for this Quality Inspector position, here are your two options:
1. “This is the job for me! When can I start?” - Call 0116 2545411 now and let’s talk through your experience. Ask for Nilam between 8.30am - 5.30pm.
2. “I think I’m right for this position, but I’m not sure I have enough to get an interview” - Click “apply now” so I can read your CV and let you know

• Inspection of machined metal components
• 1st off quality quality-checking parts
• Visual inspection
• Using a variety of quality-checking techniques and tools, including verniers, callipers and micrometres
• Occasion use of the CMM (training will be provided)
• Working from engineering drawings
• Working independently and as part of a successful tea