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Machine Shop Inspector

Portsmouth, HampshirePermanent£37,000 per year

Job overview

Our client in Portsmouth is seeking a Machine Shop Inspector with a keen eye for detail to carry out first-off, in-process and final inspection of machined components in a precision engineering environment on a permanent, four-day week.

LocationPortsmouth, Hampshire
Job typePermanent
Rate£37,000 per year

About the role

Our client is looking for a Machine Shop Inspector to help ensure machined components meet engineering drawings, specifications and quality requirements. If you have a keen eye for detail, a practical understanding of precision engineering and a commitment to getting things right, they would like to hear from you. Pay: £37,000 per year. Hours: Monday to Thursday, nine-hour days (36-hour week). The role - Carry out first-off, in-process and final inspection of machined components against engineering drawings and specifications. - Use precision measuring equipment, including micrometres, verniers, bore gauges, height gauges and CMM machines. - Check dimensions, tolerances and surface finish, recording clear and accurate inspection results. - Identify and report non-conforming components, working with production and quality colleagues to resolve issues. - Maintain component identification, traceability and inspection records. - Check measuring equipment is within calibration before use and report any defects. - Support continuous improvement and maintain a safe, organised inspection area. What you'll bring - Experience in mechanical inspection or a precision machining environment. - The ability to interpret engineering drawings, dimensional tolerances and geometrical tolerancing. - Confidence using precision measuring equipment and completing inspection documentation. - A methodical approach, strong attention to detail and clear communication skills. - The ability to work independently and collaborate with machinists, engineers and quality colleagues. Desirable: experience using coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), knowledge of quality management systems, and a relevant engineering qualification or apprenticeship.