At a Glance
- Tasks: Inspect components to ensure they meet quality standards and specifications.
- Company: Join a prestigious client in Nottingham with a focus on quality.
- Benefits: Competitive pay of £13.00 - £16.00 per hour and stable working hours.
- Other info: Monday to Friday role with opportunities for continuous improvement.
- Why this job: Be hands-on in a dynamic environment and contribute to high-quality standards.
- Qualifications: Experience in engineering or manufacturing and a keen eye for detail.
The predicted salary is between 16 - 16 £ per hour.
Are you an experienced Quality Inspector? HR Employment Bureau are recruiting for an experienced Quality Inspector to work with one of their prestigious clients based in Nottingham. The successful candidate will be responsible for inspecting fabricated and manufactured components to ensure they meet customer drawings, specifications and required quality standards. This is a hands-on shop-floor role suited to someone with a good eye for detail and experience within an engineering or manufacturing environment.
Working hours for Quality Inspector: 10:00 - 18:00 Monday - Friday
Salary for Quality Inspector: £13.00 - £16.00 per hour depending on experience.
Duties of Quality Inspector:
- Inspect raw materials
- Verify raw dimensions using measuring tools
- Perform visual and functional inspections
- Prepare inspection reports
- Record non-conformances (NCRs)
- Maintain quality records and traceability documents
- Support continuous improvement and help maintain high quality standards across the site
- Follow all company Health and Safety regulations
Quality Inspector in Derby employer: HR Employment Bureau Ltd
Join a dynamic agricultural technology company that values growth and development, offering a supportive work culture where you can thrive. With the flexibility of working from home three days a week and a collaborative office environment in Shropshire, you'll have the perfect balance to build your career in sales. Benefit from comprehensive training, a competitive bonus scheme, and the opportunity to forge meaningful relationships within the agricultural community.
