Quality Inspector

Quality Inspector (Manufacturing) Based Altham, Nr Burnley. Negotiable Salary DOE + Excellent Benefits. We are currently looking to recruit an experienced Quality Inspector responsible for ensuring that products and services meet the highest quality standards and comply with relevant regulations. This role involves developing, implementing and maintaining quality systems, conducting inspections and analysing quality data. The Role Maintain the current quality standards as laid out by the Design and Development teams and the New Product Introduction process. Investigate standards that are not met via PPR (Pre-Production Report), ensure that root cause is identified and corrected, and escalate any issues or problems. Hands on role for checking and inspecting raw materials. Inform suppliers where non-conformance has been identified, taking appropriate action to ensure root cause is identified and corrected. Inform employees of Quality targets and supply details for performance measurement. Report on Quality Analysis Data using KPI?s Support Supplier Quality program with information from Data collected. The Person Previous experience within a quality based role. Excellent communications skills, both verbally and in writing. IT skills including a working knowledge of all Microsoft packages. Have knowledge of processes such as 5 Why?s Excellent attention to detail and can interpret /read drawings. Driving Licence Required (essential) Benefits Include; Contributory Pension Scheme 24 days? holiday (plus Bank Holidays) Ongoing Personal Development Personal Company Medical Plan Subsidised Canteen Cycle to Work Scheme Bright Ideas Scheme Employee of quarter / Year Award. Free Life Assurance Family Fun Day Social Events If you?re interested in finding out more about the role and The Senator Group, please apply now. ?The Senator Group is committed to supporting inclusion and diversity and we encourage applications from different abilities, sexual orientation, ethnicity, faith, disability, gender and all other underrepresented job seekers?