Quality Inspector

Milton Common
3 weeks ago
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Quality Inspector. OX9, Oxfordshire. £30,000 - £35,000

  • Manufacturing Quality Coordinator, Quality Engineer, Quality Technician or Quality professional, looking to progress into a Quality Engineering role.
  • Excellent opportunity to work within an SME manufacturing business who supply into a number of highly regulated industries, meaning their quality standards have to be exceptional.
  • Plenty of career progression and development opportunities for someone looking for that next step into a Quality Engineer role or something more senior within a quality function.
  • You will be highly suited if you have any experience in manufacturing - inspection, root cause analysis, FAI’s
  • Role will be based on site near Oxford.
  • Excellent starting salary TBC (£30,000 - £35,000 as a very rough estimate) + wider company benefits.
    This Quality Inspector job will suit:
  • A Quality Coordinator, Quality Technician, Quality professional with a background working within an SME manufacturing business.
  • The role will provide process engineering support to ensure product compliance and optimize processes and yields. Support of technical projects – gathering and verifying data and writing reports. Any previous exposure to process engineering, root cause analysis, quality inspection/testing and interpreting CAD drawings would be advantageous.
  • Exposure to working in a regulated environment – ISO standards, Aerospace, Automotive, Medical, Defence or similar sectors.
  • Excellent communication and team working skills – you will be the link between a number of different departments within the business, so the ability to communicate effectively and build rapport with multiple stakeholders will be crucial.
  • Ambitious, proactive and willingness to progress – the business constantly strives for continuous improvement and seek to reward their employees with further progression & development. There will be headroom in the role to advance your career.
  • Able to commute to a facility near Oxford.
    The Quality Inspector job’s working environment, opportunities and rewards:
  • An international business who is a leader in the design and manufacture of bespoke products that are supplied into a diverse customer base.
  • Excellent facility – A nice, clean and modern environment to work in.
  • SME mentality, family run business – you are treated as an individual and will be given plenty of development, support and opportunity in order to successfully fulfil your role.
  • This is an excellent opportunity work in an extremely varied role and will give you an excellent, well rounded experience within quality engineering & manufacturing.
  • Starting salary will be dependent on experience + 25 days holiday + banks. 37.5 hour week – 8am-4pm Mon-Fri.
    This job is commutable from Oxford, Aylesbury, Bicester, High Wycombe, Haddenham, Thame, Oxfordshire and surrounding areas.
    To apply please contact Danny Turnock at Euro Projects Recruitment Ltd.
    Visit the Euro Projects Recruitment website to search our latest permanent, contract and interim vacancies.
    “Please note that if you are not contacted within the next ten days then your application, on this occasion, has not been successful. We thank you for taking the time to apply.”
    Reference: PR/(phone number removed)

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