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Quality Inspector | Poole | £39,500
Are you a detail-driven engineer with a passion for precision and a commitment to quality? Do you take pride in ensuring parts meet the highest standards before they reach the customer?
As a Quality Inspector, you’ll be joining a specialist precision engineering business where quality is embedded in every step of production. You’ll inspect a wide variety of machined and fabricated components, working with industry-leading tools to ensure parts meet strict engineering specifications.
Whether you're an experienced inspector or someone from a manufacturing background looking to step into a quality-focused role, this is a fantastic opportunity to grow in a high-integrity, high-standards environment.
As a Quality Inspector, you’ll benefit from:
- Competitive hourly pay: £14.00 – £19.50ph (£28,900 – £39,500 annually DOE)
- Half-day Fridays and a 39-hour work week
- Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) for personal and professional support
- Training and development opportunities tailored to your needs
- Free onsite parking and hot drinks
- 25 days holiday + bank holidays
As a Quality Inspector, your responsibilities will include:
- Inspecting both in-house and externally manufactured components for compliance
- Using manual inspection tools (calipers, micrometers, bore gauges, shadow graphs, etc.)
- Identifying non-conformance and supporting the quality team in root cause investigations
- Promoting quality across the shop floor, working collaboratively to uphold high standards
- Supporting FAIRs, NCRs and related documentation in line with customer and industry standards
As a Quality Inspector, your skills and experience will include:
- Engineering background with relevant qualifications or hands-on shop floor experience
- Strong understanding of technical drawings, tolerances and quality control principles
- Confident with a wide range of manual measuring equipment
- Good numerical, IT and communication skills
- A proactive, team-focused attitude and keen attention to detail
Desirable but not essential:
- Experience working within Aerospace or Defence industries
- Familiarity with AS9102 FAIRs, NCRs, and BS EN9100 standards
- Knowledge of CMM (Mitutoyo Crysta Apex) and/or Hexagon Absolute Arm 3D scanning
If you’re ready to play a key role in upholding high quality standards in precision engineering, apply today or contact Charlie at Rubicon for more information.
