Eaton Corporation
DQR Inspector

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An exciting opportunity has arisen for an DQR Inspector at our Titchfield site. To perform source inspection and release product shipment on behalf of Customers and their requirements.
- Maintains a safe working environment and adopts a 5S approach to working.
- Drives and sustains an attitude to continuous improvement as defined by Eaton standards.
- Always maintains a high standard of housekeeping as defined by the Eaton standards.
- Provide inspection cover in other areas if business demand is necessary.
- Inspection and measurement of parts to ensure conformance to drawing and purchase order requirements, working within the parameters as laid down in procedures and work instructions.
- Support all departments assisting with quality-related investigations upon request.
- Ability to conduct First Article reports and monitor the production of statistical process control data - preferred.
- Perform and assist in investigations into non-conformance if necessary.
- Operate, co-ordinate measurement machines and/or specialized inspection equipment – preferred.
- Ability to read and interpret drawings and specifications.
- Ability to keep detailed records using Microsoft software such as Excel & Word.
- Competent and willing to learn to navigate customer portals and undergo external customer-specific training.
- Willing to liaise with the customer when required, to support OTD and to deal with issues that may arise.
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- Aerospace industry experience required.
- Inspection experience would be advantageous.
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