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Parts Technician

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Non-Conforming Parts Technician Uttoxeter ST14 7FL
Cheadle & Uttoxeter Area, Staffordshire | £14.85 per hour | Days | Monday to Friday
Do you have automotive quality experience and know how to spot, investigate and resolve quality issues?
PROMAN is recruiting Non-Conforming Parts Technicians to support operations within the automotive sector.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a background in Quality Inspection, Quality Control, Automotive Manufacturing or Engineering who wants to develop their experience within a hands-on quality environment.
You'll play an important role in identifying and managing non-conforming parts, carrying out inspections and helping ensure components meet the required quality and engineering standards.
Pay & Hours
Pay
- £14.85 per hour
- Additional uplifts for nights and weekends where applicable
Working hours
- Monday to Thursday: 07:00 - 16:00
- Friday: 07:00 - 12:00
- 30-minute break per day
- Early finish every Friday
What You'll Be Doing
As a Non-Conforming Parts Technician, you'll be responsible for identifying, inspecting and helping resolve component quality issues.
Your duties will include:
- Managing and supporting the non-conforming parts process
- Carrying out visual and functional quality inspections
- Identifying defects and components that do not meet specification
- Reading and interpreting 2D engineering drawings
- Recording inspection findings accurately
- Supporting quality investigations and problem-solving processes
- Using site systems, with training provided
- Ensuring work meets required automotive quality standards
- Communicating quality concerns clearly to the relevant teams
- Working independently and as part of the wider quality team
- Following established quality procedures and processes
- Supporting other sites when required
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What We're Looking For
We're particularly interested in hearing from candidates with:
- Previous automotive quality experience
- Quality Inspection or Quality Control experience
- Experience dealing with non-conforming parts
- The ability to read and understand 2D engineering drawings
- Experience with quality problem-solving processes
- Good computer and systems skills
- Strong attention to detail
- Good communication skills
- The ability to follow processes and work to deadlines
- A reliable and positive approach to work
- Flexibility to support other local sites when required – within Staffordshire & Derbyshire.
Why Apply?
This isn't just a standard production role. It's an opportunity to put your quality, automotive and engineering knowledge to use in a position where you'll be trusted to identify problems and help maintain high manufacturing standards.
You'll benefit from:
- £14.85 per hour
- Monday to Friday working
- 12:00 finish every Friday
- Additional pay for nights and weekends where applicable
- Varied, hands-on quality work
- Opportunity to develop further automotive quality experience
- Experience working with an established automotive quality specialist


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Interested?
If you have experience within automotive quality, inspection, engineering or non-conforming parts and are looking for your next opportunity, apply today and a member of the PROMAN team will be in touch.
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