Manual Inspector - What does the job involve?
To carry out inspection of supplied parts. The measurement of internally manufactured parts and verification of externally received product to support the creation and verification of First Article Inspection Reports to AS 9102 requirements.
Hours of work: Fixed Term 3 Month Contract - Working 39 hours per week.
Core shift - Monday to Thursday 6.45am to 3.30pm and Friday 7.00am to 1.00pm with 30-minute break for lunch
Manual Inspector - What will my responsibilities include?’
- To carry out inspection for all component parts and documentation entering the company ensuring compliance to design specification and contractual requirements.
- Report progress regularly on the assigned tasks, highlighting where agreed target dates are not going to be met
- To identify and record any non-conformances to specification requirements. Liaise with other departments to resolve such issues.
- To generate and help compile internal First Article Inspection Reports to AS 9102 requirements,
- To review all Material coming into the business and bring them onto the internal ERP
- To produce and maintain accurate Control and inspection records and look at reducing the company’s inspection effort by following companies ship to stock process
- To interpret engineering drawings
- Using manual measuring techniques
- Help with the Internal Audit program when necessary
- Control defective items via segregation from good product
- Raise and maintain relevant non-conformance reports.
- Adhere to all instructional and Health & Safety guidelines for the use of equipment to maintain a safe work environment
Manual Inspector - What key skills and experience do I need?
- Must have the right to live and work in the UK (Essential)
- Previous experience in a similar role
- Knowledge in the use of manual measuring equipment.
- Work to a high standard of accuracy.
- Good attention to detail.
- Understanding of drawing tolerances & specifications
- Knowledge of Manual Inspection processes (Desirable)
Manual Inspector - What qualifications should I have?
- Basic O’ Level / GCSE Qualifications, technical qualification (City & Guilds or NVQ).
- Proficient in the use of I.T software including Word & Excel
- Full Apprenticeship / time served in machining, or relevant skills applicable to the role (Desirable)
- Security Clearance (Desirable)
Why join Senior Flexonics – Lymington Precision Engineers
Some of the benefits you can expect if you are successful are:
- Excellent pension and life assurance scheme
- Free on-site car parking
- Career and development opportunities
- 34 days holiday (incl. bank holidays)
- Health cash plan scheme
- Health & wellbeing services
- Employee discount scheme
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Cycle to Work Scheme
- Profit sharing scheme
- Reward and recognition
LPE are an Equal Opportunities employer who is committed to creating a working environment where our people will grow and thrive. We strive to create the conditions for our employees to develop their potential in a workplace where there is respect and value for diversity and wellbeing.
