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Aerospace Part Inspector / Calibration Technician Location:
Yeovil, Somerset Job Type:
Full-time, 37 hours per week Salary:
£38,000 to £40,000 Work Location:
100% onsite Company Overview Our client is a trusted partner to leading Aerospace customers, delivering exceptional service in an industry where compliance and accuracy are critical. Join our dedicated team in Yeovil, working in a state-of-the-art, environmentally controlled lab as part of a small, professional team. About the Role Seeking a highly skilled Aerospace Part Inspector / Calibration Technician. This multirole position combines the inspection of metallic and non-metallic aerospace parts with the calibration of dimensional hand tools. Your contributions will support the daily operations and uphold the highest quality standards for our Aerospace customers. Key Responsibilities Inspect non-metallic and metallic parts using non-contact measurement techniques and hand tools. Independently generate, review, and submit First Article Inspection Reports (FAIs) to AS9102 standards. Calibrate dimensional measuring equipment (e.g., micrometers, verniers) and acceptance fixtures. Develop and follow calibration procedures for existing and new instrumentation. Support New Product Introduction (NPI) and part fault-finding using technical drawings. Provide training on metrology principles and troubleshooting complex problems. Occasional travel may be required to complete calibration tasks. What We're Looking For Experience Mechanical Engineering apprenticeship to HNC level or equivalent technical training. Demonstrated experience in inspection roles within Aerospace or manufacturing. Proficiency in producing FAIs to AS9102 standards. Hands-on experience with CMM measurement techniques, vision projectors, and general hand tools. Technical Skills Familiarity with DISCUS and FAI reporting tools. Expertise in roundness, concentricity, and surface finish equipment. Knowledge of ISO9001, ISO10012, and ISO17025 calibration standards. Competency in uncertainty of measurement analysis. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite. Personal Attributes Self-motivated, enthusiastic, and hard-working. Strong written and verbal communication skills. A team player who values collaboration and integrity. Qualifications Mechanical Engineering apprenticeship to HNC level (or 10 years' Aerospace/manufacturing experience in lieu). Full UK driving licence (essential). Desirable: Experience operating CMM equipment. What We Offer Flexitime working options. Competitive benefits package. Opportunity to work within a motivated and professional team. Ready to Join Us? If you have the expertise, dedication, and enthusiasm to excel in this role, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now to become part of a high-performing team delivering exceptional service to the Aerospace industry.
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Aerospace Part Inspector / Calibration Technician Location:
Yeovil, Somerset Job Type:
Full-time, 37 hours per week Salary:
£38,000 to £40,000 Work Location:
100% onsite Company Overview Our client is a trusted partner to leading Aerospace customers, delivering exceptional service in an industry where compliance and accuracy are critical. Join our dedicated team in Yeovil, working in a state-of-the-art, environmentally controlled lab as part of a small, professional team. About the Role Seeking a highly skilled Aerospace Part Inspector / Calibration Technician. This multirole position combines the inspection of metallic and non-metallic aerospace parts with the calibration of dimensional hand tools. Your contributions will support the daily operations and uphold the highest quality standards for our Aerospace customers. Key Responsibilities Inspect non-metallic and metallic parts using non-contact measurement techniques and hand tools. Independently generate, review, and submit First Article Inspection Reports (FAIs) to AS9102 standards. Calibrate dimensional measuring equipment (e.g., micrometers, verniers) and acceptance fixtures. Develop and follow calibration procedures for existing and new instrumentation. Support New Product Introduction (NPI) and part fault-finding using technical drawings. Provide training on metrology principles and troubleshooting complex problems. Occasional travel may be required to complete calibration tasks. What We're Looking For Experience Mechanical Engineering apprenticeship to HNC level or equivalent technical training. Demonstrated experience in inspection roles within Aerospace or manufacturing. Proficiency in producing FAIs to AS9102 standards. Hands-on experience with CMM measurement techniques, vision projectors, and general hand tools. Technical Skills Familiarity with DISCUS and FAI reporting tools. Expertise in roundness, concentricity, and surface finish equipment. Knowledge of ISO9001, ISO10012, and ISO17025 calibration standards. Competency in uncertainty of measurement analysis. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite. Personal Attributes Self-motivated, enthusiastic, and hard-working. Strong written and verbal communication skills. A team player who values collaboration and integrity. Qualifications Mechanical Engineering apprenticeship to HNC level (or 10 years' Aerospace/manufacturing experience in lieu). Full UK driving licence (essential). Desirable: Experience operating CMM equipment. What We Offer Flexitime working options. Competitive benefits package. Opportunity to work within a motivated and professional team. Ready to Join Us? If you have the expertise, dedication, and enthusiasm to excel in this role, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now to become part of a high-performing team delivering exceptional service to the Aerospace industry.
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