Quality Inspector

Salary: £27,600 – £32,160 per year

Quality Technician required for inspection of mechanical and electrical parts based within a manufacturing company Clevedon BS21, who specialise in vacuum and exhaust-management systems for the semi-conductor industry.

• £27,600 – £32,160 per annum, dependant on experience
• Monday to Friday, 8am – 4pm
• 25 days holiday per year PLUS Bank Holidays
• Performance related bonus scheme
• Subsidised canteen on site
• Ample free parking and bike storage on site, or easy to access by x7 bus

Excellent employee benefits program, including

• Cash health plan
• Pension with a company contribution of up to 8%
• Life Assurance of 4 x basic salary
• Training, Learning and Development throughout
• Wellbeing Program
• Support for formal qualifications and professional development
• Recognition and Reward program
• Summer BBQ’s, Christmas Parties

About the role

• Support the Quality team in inspection and reject processing

• Process scrap reject tickets in SAP following SQE usage decision
• Arrange repair of parts damaged on site, either returning to suppliers or in house with parts purchased as necessary or materials available
• Perform 2nd check on parts reported as leaking by production
• Support SAP reject activity including part returns and collections
• Conduct stock inspections to identify defective parts as necessary
• Conduct goods in inspections where parts have been quarantined by SQE’s
• Drive lifting equipment to access QC racking

The right candidate

• A good mechanically biased engineering knowledge with a good level of education
• Experience in repairs and modifications to mechanical and pneumatic assemblies
• Hold a forklift licence (training to be given to operate BENDI fork lift)
• Experience in the use of a range of engineering and inspection tools and materials
• SAP skills (or other company computer system) to record scrap information and support reject returns

To find out more about this quality inspector role, please or call Pertemps Bristol Industrial and speak to Lucy Martin or Bethan Williams