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We are looking for an Inspector for our leading Formula One client on an initial 3 month contract in their cutting-edge manufacturing facility.
Experience with PCDmis or Polyworks software is beneficial, and they are looking for people on a number of shifts that include weekend and weekend nights.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform Quality Assurance and Quality Control inspections on precision machined parts.
- Ensure components meet dimensional, material, and process specifications.
- Identify and report non-conforming components.
- Complete inspection reports and maintain accurate data in internal systems.
- Use hand tools and inspection equipment to verify component specifications.
- Collaborate with engineering and production teams to uphold quality standards.
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- Proven experience inspecting machined components; knowledge of composite parts is advantageous.
- Strong understanding of technical drawings and detailed inspection procedures.
- Proficiency in using hand tools for dimensional inspection.
- Background in a similar role within a fast-paced, high-performance environment.
- Flexible and proactive approach to work, with minimal supervision.
You'll be at the heart of innovation and performance. This is more than just a job—it's a chance to be part of something extraordinary. You'll work alongside elite professionals, develop your skills, and help shape the future of motorsport.
If this role is not suitable, but you know someone who may be interested, please feel free to recommend them as we offer a referral award scheme.


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