Quality Inspection Engineer

You will likeLeading Quality Inspection for niche manufacturer of automotive products from HQ near Salisbury, Wiltshire. They are expanding nicely in a buoyant sector, have c100 years pedigree and are a friendly, family-feel employer suiting someone who enjoys belonging to a supportive team.You will likeThe Quality Inspection Engineer job itself where reporting to the General Manager, you will Co-ordinate the Quality office including first-line management for all staff. More specifically:Controlling the inspection of all parts received from suppliers, utilising a number of manual and digital inspection and measuring devices and equipment.Initiating and investigating all non-conforming parts. Raising non-conformance reports and liaising with suppliers for corrective actions and countermeasuresTo work with the R&D team regarding product development.To work with Production to close off component quality issues. Compilation of detailed ISIRs (Initial Sample Inspection Reports) for new products, new suppliers or parts manufactured by modified/repaired tooling.Work shedule: 37.5 hours per week, 08.00 to 17.00 from Monday to Thursday (inclusive), and from 08.30 to 13.00 on Fridays, with a 16:00 finish every 4 weeks. You will have                   To be successful as Quality Inspection Engineer, you will ideally be an experienced Quality Engineer with a background of inspection an engineering-based manufacturing environment. As a player/manager you’ll have supervisory management experience in a quality team.  Minimum qualifications: Ideally an Engineering or Quality qualification (HNC / HND / Degree). Other qualifications, particularly QMS system-related, will be considered.You will getAs Quality Inspection Engineer, you will enjoy, a competitive salary, £35K-£40K per annum.Plus benefits package that includes 24 days holiday plus bank holidays, auto-enrolment pensionYou can apply To the Quality Inspection Engineer job by pushing the button on this job posting (recommended), or by sending CV in confidence to (url removed) UK_MS