As a Dimensional Quality Inspector, you don''t pass parts because they look fine. You pass them because they''re right. You know that once a part leaves your bench, somebody else is relying on your judgement. That''s why you measure it properly. Check the drawing. Complete the paperwork. If something isn''t right, you say so. This is an opportunity to join a brand-new manufacturing site in Tipton. Everything is still taking shape, so you''ll have the chance to be part of the journey from day one rather than walking into a long-established department. The business manufactures precision components for the defense, nuclear and subsea sectors, where quality isn''t negotiable. Tolerances are tight, traceability matters, and the paperwork has to be every bit as accurate as the part itself. As a quality inspector you will be working within heavy engineering, so its important that your experience is within a heavy engineering environment. You''ll be taught how to use the Faro Arm and PolyWorks, so previous experience with either isn''t essential. If you''ve got a solid grounding in dimensional inspection, can confidently use CMM equipment, micrometers, verniers and gauges, and can read CAD drawings, they''ll teach you the rest. Your day will involve inspecting finished components, comparing them against CAD drawings, completing inspection documentation and checking that certification matches the finished part before it leaves the building. When something doesn''t meet ..... full job details .....