Some jobs are just about doing the checks, but you know as Quality Inspector it’s much more than that.
This one’s about setting the standard, because you are an as quality inspector you expert in ensuring high quality standards within the fastener industry.
You’ll be the go-to Quality Inspector, the person who signs off the parts before they head out the door, who takes pride in knowing things have been done properly, not just quickly.
And you’ll do it in a brand-new, purpose-built facility, part of a business that’s just made a huge investment and is moving into its next chapter.
Sound interesting?
This company was set up in the last decade to do things differently… quality and service at the heart of everything.
I’ve known the directors from day one…I was there when they hired their first employee, together, we’ve built something special.
We’ve brought in brilliant people from the industry, and helped others develop who didn’t even know what the product looked like when they started.
Fast forward four years and they’re now in stunning new premises, I know every recruiter says it’s exciting….but this one genuinely is, and I don’t use that word lightly.
We’re now looking for someone experienced in quality inspection to lead from the front and be part of the next stage in their journey.
You’ll report into management and take full ownership of inspection, no one looking over your shoulder, they trust, support, and know that you have high standards.
They recently achieved the highest result possible during their API certification…so quality here really does mean something.
If you’re a Quality Inspector with experience in fasteners or machined components, or from an engineering/production background and hands-on with the measuring equipment, understand engineering drawings like the back of your hand, then you’ll know what you’re doing.
But just to give a flavour of what to expect as quality inspector.
First-off, last-off inspection
Working with thread gauges, micrometers, and calipers
Creating dimensional reports
PMI and hardness testing
Using a profile projector
Reading drawings
Liaising with customers and suppliers when needed What kind of Quality inspector are you?
You’re detail obsessed. Methodical. Not afraid to ask questions if something doesn’t feel right, and you’re probably ready to step up and take more responsibility…there's two junior inspectors who need someone who's been there and done it. Someone who can lead from the front, develop others, and keep standards exactly where they should be.
Hours: 8:30am – 5pm
Holidays: 30 days including bank holidays
We are looking to bolster the team and will pay above market rate, with a starting salary of £30,000 to £32,000. If you are currently earning a little more but the role and business feel right, we would still love to talk.
This role is exclusive to Marshall Harmony, you won’t be contacted by any third parties.
If you’d like more info or want to talk it through, just drop us a message, tag someone who’d be perfect for this below or send your CV to the email above