Gi Group
Quality Control Engineer

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Quality Control Engineer (Aerospace) – Yeovil (Site Based)
Contract to end of year | Inside IR35 | 37 hrs/week (Mon–Fri) | No SC required
An opportunity has arisen within the Transmissions & Mechanical Parts Centre of Excellence for a Quality Control Engineer to support Production in meeting Quality Control, Quality System and Regulatory requirements within a gear shop / mechanical parts environment.
Key responsibilities
- Review customer and regulatory requirements and ensure compliance across the business
- Prepare and deliver quality training to meet regulatory, customer and company standards
- Train and qualify Gear Inspectors, including eyesight tests and re-validations
- Provide day-to-day inspection support for the Gear Shop
- Review/approve product qualification documentation (e.g. FAIR / First Article Inspection Reports)
- Support the concession process (Civil – electronic and Military)
- Prepare, review and approve quality procedures on behalf of the Quality Manager
- Liaise between operations and customers to resolve quality issues quickly
- Lead investigations into customer complaints (Civil & Military) relating to gears
- Track progress, report status and drive continuous improvement
- Maintain/review QC KPIs with the QC Manager and deputise at key meetings as required
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- HNC or equivalent (Quality Engineering desirable)
- Experience with quality systems/procedures in aerospace
- Methodical, high-integrity approach; customer-focused team player
- Strong communication and influencing skills
Working hours: 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday
Location: Yeovil (100% on-site)
Security clearance: Not required
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