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Location: Ilkeston
Salary: Competitive (DOE)
Start Date: ASAP
We’re currently recruiting on behalf of a leading manufacturer who are expanding rapidly and now require a Quality Inspector to join their team on a full-time basis.
This is a fantastic opportunity to work across two state-of-the-art manufacturing sites, being based on site in Ilkeston supporting a busy inspection department in a company that's investing heavily in growth.
If you’ve got solid experience in composite inspection and are confident using PolyWorks, we want to hear from you.
The Role:

  • Inspect composite parts to ensure they meet drawings/specs
  • Use PolyWorks for reporting and data capture
  • Work closely with production and engineering teams to resolve quality issues
  • Maintain accurate records and follow internal quality procedures
    Requirements
  • Minimum 2 years’ experience in a composites inspection role
  • Hands-on experience with PolyWorks
  • Strong attention to detail and a proactive approach
  • Comfortable working across multiple sites
    What’s On Offer:
  • Competitive salary based on experience
  • Permanent, full-time position
  • The chance to join a growing business with real progression potential
    Please apply if your interested in learning more about this great opportunity
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