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Job Title: Composites Quality Inspector
Pay: £26 (PAYE) | £34 Umbrella
Location: Grove, Oxfordshire
Shift Pattern: Mon-Thu (07:30 – 18:30) | Mon - Fri (08:00 – 17:00)
Contract: 3x Months Rolling  The Role:
We are on the lookout for an experienced Quality Control Inspector to join our dedicated Inspection team. In this role, you’ll use advanced metrology skills to ensure every part meets exacting specifications, primarily working with cutting-edge carbon-fibre composite components.

Key Responsibilities:

Process priority work efficiently through the department.
Use Absolute arms (Polyworks software) for probing/scanning and CMMs (PCDMIS/Polyworks) to verify part specifications.
Apply expertise in carbon fibre manufacturing to maintain quality standards.
Collaborate effectively with other departments, sometimes working independently.What We’re Looking For:

Recognised apprenticeship or relevant experience in a high-precision environment.
Proficiency in metrology hand tools and knowledge of metallic quality control.
Strong GD&T understanding and practical application skills.
Hands-on experience with Absolute arms and CMMs, particularly Polyworks and PCDMIS, is highly beneficial.Benefits of Joining:

Onsite subsidised restaurant.
Free access to an onsite 24-hour gym, fitness classes (yoga, Pilates, bootcamps), and outdoor green spaces.
Convenient 30-minute bus access to Oxford City Centre.Ready to join a winning team? 
Apply today to be part of our client’s journey towards innovation and performance excellence

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