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Paralloy Group Limited

Final Stage inspector

Billingham
Posted about 23 hours ago
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About The Role

As an Inspector you will be responsible for the final inspection and releasing of parts from the machine shop. We are looking for an individual, with experience in an engineering discipline to inspect weld preps and machined components dimensionally, visually and to carry out non-destructive testing (dye penetrant).

Duties will include but not limited to;

  • Quality control.
  • Dye penetrant inspection.
  • Dimensional inspection.
  • Inspect tube surface finishes using tally surf equipment using a range of measuring equipment.
  • Recording data working to drawings/tolerances as per customer specification and maintenance of quality records.
  • Liaise with outside inspectors.
  • Raising non-conformance issues when noticed.
  • Ensuring equipment is calibrated and highlights any anomalies with equipment.
  • Working safely throughout all activities in line with Paralloy’ s safety standards and procedures.
  • Operation of overhead crane.
  • General housekeeping.

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Skills

Dimensional Inspection
Dye Penetrant Inspection
Non-Destructive Testing
Quality Control
Engineering Drawings
Tally Surf Equipment
Calibration
Overhead Crane Operation
Non-Conformance Reporting
Technical Documentation

Location

Billingham, England, United Kingdom

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