Quality Inspector

We are looking for an experienced Quality Inspector / Receiving Inspector to join a meditech environment in Yorkshire.

This is a hands-on inspection role focused on incoming inspection, dimensional inspection, First Article Inspection (FAI), engineering drawings and quality documentation.

Key Responsibilities

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Carry out incoming inspection of components, materials and finished goods.

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Perform dimensional, visual and functional inspection against engineering drawings and specifications.

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Complete First Article Inspection (FAI) reports and inspection records.

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Read and interpret engineering drawings, tolerances and GD&T.

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Use measuring equipment including calipers, micrometers, height gauges and gauge blocks.

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Apply AQL and statistical sampling plans to incoming materials.

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Record inspection results and manage accepted, rejected or quarantined materials.

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Support NCRs, root cause analysis and corrective actions.

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Maintain accurate traceability, stock and quality records.

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Support product labelling, DHR documentation, internal audits and quality reviews.

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Work in line with QMS, cleanroom and contamination-control requirements.

Experience Required

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Previous experience as a Quality Inspector, QC Inspector, Incoming Inspector, Receiving Inspector, Mechanical Inspector or Quality Technician.

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Strong experience in dimensional inspection and engineering drawing interpretation.

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Experience using calibrated inspection and measuring equipment.

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Knowledge of FAI, AQL sampling, NCRs and quality documentation.

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Experience within medical devices, aerospace, automotive, precision engineering, pharmaceutical or another regulated manufacturing environment.

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Knowledge of ISO 13485 and 21 CFR Part 820 would be advantageous.

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Engineering apprenticeship, NVQ, BTEC or engineering qualification preferred.

This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on Quality Inspector looking to join a highly regulated precision environment where product quality, traceability and precision are critical