Posted 18 September 2024
Job ref: 235671SWK
Composite Inspector
- Location: Oxfordshire, England
- Salary: £31.00 - 40.28 per hour
- Category
- Sector: Automotive and Motorsport
- Contract type Contract
- Consultant: Sam Walker
Morson Talent are working with an F1 team based in Oxfordshire to recruit Composite Inspectors to join their team and contribute to the success of our client.
Location: Oxfordshire
Hours/Shift: Monday-Thursday Nightshift
Rate: £31 PAYE + holiday pay OR £40.28 UMB
Contract Length: Initial 6 month contract, with the intention of being extended into the winter build season
Your main responsibilities as a Night Shift Composite Inspector are:
- Ensuring that priority work is processed through the department in a timely manner.
- Utilising Absolute arms (Polyworks software), including probing, scanning, and CMMs (Polyworks), to confirm that parts meet drawing specifications.
- Applying your knowledge of carbon-fibre manufacturing techniques to ensure quality production.
- Working predominantly independently, while also communicating and collaborating with other departments such as Composites and Patternshop.
We are looking for a Nightshift Composite Inspector with the following skills and experience:
- You will possess a recognised apprenticeship or have relevant experience in a similar environment.
- Proficiency in operating basic metrology hand tools, with the flexibility to assist in metallic quality control, is ideal.
- A solid understanding of GD&T, with the ability to apply this knowledge daily.
- A good understanding of carbon-fibre manufacturing techniques is essential.
- A keen eye for detail to identify defects in carbon-fibre components.
- An understanding of the fit and function of assembled components.
- Previous experience with Absolute arms and Leica trackers (Polyworks software), including probing, scanning, and CMMs (Polyworks), is highly advantageous.
- Diligence in data input for quality control systems and QA documents.
- Self-motivated with the ability to work under pressure.
- A structured approach to work organisation, with well-developed time management skills.
- The ability to work well independently and be self-motivated, as well as work diligently with the metallic inspection team, following priorities set by the Quality Control Manager/Shift Lead.