Build Inspector

Role: Build Inspector

Rate of Pay: Please apply for further details 

Location: Stevenage - This role will be working on-site full time - free parking is provided for this role

Working Pattern: 37 hours per week. Monday to Friday days – expectation of working extra hours mid-week & weekends. Out-of-hours cover and a call-out rota apply to this role

Length of Contract: 12-months - Probable extension after initial contract duration

Travel: Occasional travel to other UK sites

Carry on hardware in line and final inspections. (Visual inspection, measurement inspection, electrical testing)

Provide technical comment and advice to the Spacecraft Production team regarding quality control, calling upon any specialist knowledge as appropriate.

Support Spacecraft Production operators / technicians in deciding on the severity of an incident or any go/no-go decisions that may be needed.

Advise and if required support the Spacecraft Production team leader on quality matters.

Review Spacecraft Production work instructions for technical integrity, regarding product quality requirements and standards, whether specific or more general. If needed, reject and assist manufacturing in the correction of errors. Review drawings as needed in support of a work instruction review.

Verify Spacecraft Production work instructions for adequate quality coverage through Quality Verification Points. If needed reject and assist manufacturing in the correction of errors.

Perform patrol inspection, not limited to the inspection of documentation and hardware but including Spacecraft Production process application, and also the controls and disciplines of the workshop such as: -

Assist Spacecraft Production operators / team leaders in the management of local non-conformances and non-conformance reports.

Raise an Occurrence Report if required, and ensure that ORs are implemented fully ready for final closure. Consult the appropriate groups to check minor OR disposition.

Verify that technicians are adequately trained and in accordance with the skill matrix.

Right attitude to adapt with the essential skills and experiences in a manufacturing environment is as much valued as experience in a quality role.

2 years in a manufacturing business

Knowledge on composite/carbon and/or electrical testing

Understanding of and commitment to quality improvement initiatives

Reporting skills – attention to detail is important

Computer skills – being comfortable to work on different digital tools and tablets. Able to quickly and proactively adapt to new tool implementation

Dedicated to continuous learning and self-improvement

Open to and seeks out feedback, using it to reflect on ways to improve

Demonstrate accountability and responsibility

Organised, practical and logical in work approach – with good communication and interpersonal skills

Flexibility to travel within the UK and Europe when required – on an occasional basis

Willingness to work on shift, on-call or off-site for short periods when required – also on an occasional basis

ESA qualification would be a plus

Recognised time served apprenticeship within the aerospace industry

3 years’ experience within the aerospace or related industries.

Science based or electronics GCSEs

Experience with CMM would be a plus

Experience with 3D drawings (CATIA) would be a plus

Good written and verbal communication skills

Strong experience in a similar role

Monday to Friday days – expectation of working extra hours mid-week & weekends

Out of hours cover and a call-out rota apply to this role

Occasional travel to other UK sites

Probable extension after initial contract duration

This role will be working on site full time - free parking is provided for this role.

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