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Quality Inspector Slough Salary = 35K Duties Inspect, measure, and test all incoming goods, materials and components to verify conformity to specifications and industry standards Highlight and document any non-conformities or issues identified during inspection. Support Root Cause Analysis for both supplier and internal rejects, and help determine corrective actions as needed. Monitor and record the effectiveness of implemented corrective actions. Ensure a smooth workflow of inspected goods through to the next stage of production or storage. Liaise with suppliers to resolve non-conformance issues relating to delivered goods. Produce timely, clear, accurate, and comprehensive inspection reports as required (for customers, suppliers, regulatory bodies, etc.). Generate and communicate statistical data and inspection summaries as needed. Maintain and complete all inspection documentation to required standards.This includes accurate records for traceability and audit purposes. Ensure safe handling and proper care of QA tools and inspection equipment, maintaining them in good condition. Requirements Previous Quality Inspection experience is essential. Goods In Inspector / Goods Inwards Inspector QC Inspector / Quality Control Inspector QA Inspector / Quality Assurance Inspector QA Technician / Quality Assurance Technician / Quality Technician Experience of using various digital and analogue measurement equipment to determine conformance to specification. For example: gauges, verniers, micrometers, or other inspection equipment. Technical background essential with knowledge of inspection and control methods, techniques and documentation including preparation of First Article Inspection reports. Experience of reading engineering specifications. e.g. Engineering drawings, tolerances, surface finishes etc. Familiar with Continuous Improvement methodologies, tools and concepts Familiar with Quality concepts and practices. IT experience including the use of Microsoft Word and Excel.

Junior Quality Engineer Coventry Temp to perm£18.00 - £20.00 Purpose of Role The Junior Quality Engineer ensures that all welding and jointing activities-using Conventional Butt Fusion, Infrared (IR) Welding, Electro Fusion, and Solvent Cementing technologies - are performed in compliance with applicable technical standards (ISO, EN, DVS, DIN, etc.) project specifications, and Piping Systems procedures, within the framework of the company's ISO 9001:2015 certified Quality Management System (QMS). The role safeguards product integrity, process compliance, and the delivery of high-quality, fully traceable joints and assemblies in all piping and fitting operations. Key Responsibilities Inspection and Quality Control - Perform visual, dimensional, and process inspections of welded and jointed assemblies using Piping Systems technologies (Butt Fusion, IR Welding, Electro Fusion, Solvent Cementing). - Verify that welding and jointing procedures, parameters, and operator qualifications comply with manufacturer specifications and relevant ISO, EN, DVS, and DIN standards. - Review recorded process parameters (e.g., heating temperature, pressure, time, alignment, and cooling duration) as captured by welding machines, ensuring compliance with approved procedures and full traceability. - Verify surface preparation, alignment, and environmental conditions before welding or cementing. - Conduct in-process and final inspections to detect and document any deviations or non- conformities. - Maintain accurate, traceable, and complete inspection records, welding logs, and calibration data in accordance with the ISO 9001:2015 QMS. - Support calibration control and verification of fusion machines, measuring tools, and inspection equipment. - Participate in non-conformance investigations, root cause analysis, and implementation of corrective and preventive actions (CAPA). Drawing and Material Verification - Act as a technical support and second line of verification for the Operational team, reviewing issued drawings and material lists to ensure they are complete, clear, and suitable for production. - Verify that engineering drawings contain all necessary information for fabrication and welding, such as dimensions, tolerances, alignment references, jointing symbols, and process notes, supporting operators in correctly interpreting the design. - Review that critical dimensions and tolerances are defined and correspond to the actual components and site constraints. - Cross-check the drawing content against the Bill of Materials (BOM) to confirm that all pipe sizes, materials, fittings, and jointing types are correctly identified and available for use. - Confirm that only latest approved drawing revisions are being distributed and used in production. - Report any missing information, unclear technical details, or inconsistencies to the Engineering or H&SQ&S department before fabrication begins, helping to prevent errors or rework. Pre-Dispatch / Final QC Verification - Verify that all finished products are included in the approved dispatch list before loading to customers. - Ensure that all assemblies and joints have passed visual and dimensional inspection and are supported by the required data logs and traceability records. - Confirm that each product is correctly identified, labelled, and documented in line with the delivery list. - Check cleanliness, marking, protection caps, and packaging quality prior to loading. - Sign off on Final QC Release Reports and ensure all documentation is complete and traceable. Additional Responsibilities - Ensure that only approved and traceable materials (pipes, fittings, solvents, etc.) are used in production. - Verify that equipment calibration, maintenance, and software versions are valid before use. - Support the preparation of as-built documentation (welding logs, inspection reports, material certificates) for customer handover packages. - Promote continuous improvement and share feedback on recurring quality issues or process deviations. - Ensure compliance with all health, safety, and environmental requirements in QA activities.

My client are currently looking to recruit a QC Inspector to join their site in South Lanarkshire (commutable from Glasgow, Paisley, East Kilbride, Cumbernauld, Livingston & surrounding areas). This QC Inspector role is based on a rotating shift pattern, which is days (06:00 - 14:00), backs (14:00 - 22:00) and nights (22:00 - 06:00).The company is well established with nearly 100 years of manufacturing experience. The organisation offers job security alongside the opportunity for development and progression. Quality Inspectors are responsible for inspecting finished products to ensure they meet quality standards. You'll also be involved in creating first-offs, reviewing process setups and ensuring products meet or exceed customer specifications. Responsibilities: Perform detailed inspections of products using AQL criteria and any relevant documentation e.g. Procedure Sheets Ensure that all inspections are carried out in compliance with customer-specific requirements, quality standards, and industry regulations Check product dimensions, surface finishes, colour consistency, functionality, and other quality parameters to ensure conformity to specifications Work closely with the production team to review and validate process setups, ensuring proper adjustments are made to meet quality standards Communicate effectively with the team lead and other departments regarding first-off results and any adjustments required during the production process Collaborate with the production team to ensure smooth operations and to promptly address any quality concerns identified during the inspection process Experience required: Basic knowledge of measurement tools (e.g., callipers, micrometers, gauges) and the ability to use them accurately Strong attention to detail and the ability to detect defects or deviations from quality standards

My client are currently looking to recruit a QC Inspector to join their site in South Lanarkshire (commutable from Glasgow, Paisley, East Kilbride, Cumbernauld, Livingston & surrounding areas). This QC Inspector role is based on a rotating shift pattern, which is days (06:00 - 14:00), backs (14:00 - 22:00) and nights (22:00 - 06:00).The company is well established with nearly 100 years of manufacturing experience. The organisation offers job security alongside the opportunity for development and progression. Quality Inspectors are responsible for inspecting finished products to ensure they meet quality standards. You'll also be involved in creating first-offs, reviewing process setups and ensuring products meet or exceed customer specifications. Responsibilities: Perform detailed inspections of products using AQL criteria and any relevant documentation e.g. Procedure Sheets Ensure that all inspections are carried out in compliance with customer-specific requirements, quality standards, and industry regulations Check product dimensions, surface finishes, colour consistency, functionality, and other quality parameters to ensure conformity to specifications Work closely with the production team to review and validate process setups, ensuring proper adjustments are made to meet quality standards Communicate effectively with the team lead and other departments regarding first-off results and any adjustments required during the production process Collaborate with the production team to ensure smooth operations and to promptly address any quality concerns identified during the inspection process Experience required: Basic knowledge of measurement tools (e.g., callipers, micrometers, gauges) and the ability to use them accurately Strong attention to detail and the ability to detect defects or deviations from quality standards