This is an excellent opportunity for a proven Quality Inspector to work with a world leader in the design and manufacture of precision‑engineered products. The company has built a reputation for quality, innovation, and reliability. With a global presence across Europe, USA and Asia, they continuously innovate to meet the evolving needs of the industry.
Pay, Hours and Benefits
£36,250 (including rotating twilight shift allowance)
38 hours per week, working on a rotating days/twilight shift rotation as detailed below.
Days: 7:30am – 4:15pm Monday to Thursday, 12:30pm on Friday.
Twilight: 4:00pm – 12:00am Monday to Thursday, 12:00pm – 6:00pm on Friday.
32 days holiday including bank holidays.
- Production Bonus Scheme
- Above‑average company pension contribution
- On‑site gym
- Secured parking
Commute
Position is commutable from Accrington, Blackburn, Burnley, Chorley, Bury, Rochdale.
Candidate Requirements
- Skilled in precision measurement tools – confident use of verniers, micrometers, Bowers gauges and other inspection equipment.
- Strong engineering inspection background – experience within machining, milling, turning and welding environments, ideally within valve assembly or precision manufacturing.
- CMM and advanced inspection capability (desirable) – experience with CMM operation, Faro Arm, Tessa Scan and other advanced metrology equipment.
- NDT awareness (advantageous) – exposure to non‑destructive testing methods.
- Qualified mechanical engineer – time‑served apprenticeship or equivalent mechanical engineering qualification.
- Strong work ethic & reliability – honest, dependable and able to work independently with a strong sense of responsibility and pride in workmanship.
- Detail‑focused & adaptable team player – highly organised with excellent attention to detail, able to adapt to changing priorities and committed to continuous improvement.
Key Responsibilities (but not limited to)
- High‑quality inspection standards – ensure all products meet strict quality requirements while achieving production targets and maintaining full traceability throughout the process.
- First‑off, patrol & final inspection duties – carry out in‑process checks, first‑article inspections and final inspection of assemblies prior to dispatch.
- Accurate reporting & documentation – complete inspection reports, maintain quality records and use computer systems to record and manage data effectively.
- Collaborative QA support role – work closely with production managers and quality teams to support corrective actions, audits and preventive improvements.
- Hands‑on manufacturing involvement – actively support production activities, including safe manual handling of components up to 25kg.
- Continuous improvement mindset – contribute to process improvements, support a right first time culture and promote lean principles including 5S.
- Safe, compliant working environment – maintain high safety standards by following procedures, ensuring cleanliness and supporting a strong safety culture across the site.
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