Quality Control Inspector

To measure and check parts for conformance to specification and performing other metrology and analysis tasks. Components could be made by any of the prevailing techniques used in Formula 1 vehicle manufacture - but predominantly Metallics. Main Duties:

• Applying knowledge of manufacturing technologies to aid in inspection of Metallic components.
• Use of metrology tools and methods; visual inspection, hand tools, programming and operating CMMs, use of Absolute/Romer arms (probing and scanning), shadowgraphs, surface testers and contour tracing machines.
• Ensure that parts are inspected and processed during the required time periods.
• Show excellent communication skills in reporting pertinent information to designers, manufacturers and other members of the team.
• Effective organisation along with a proactive approach to using procedures that encourage continuous improvement. You will take pride in your work and be able to operate with minimum supervision.
• Be flexible to provide support in composites quality control if required.
Key Accountabilities: Fulfil all organisational expectations, including but not limited to the following:
• Understand and work in line with Williams Values & Behaviours, encouraging others to do the same.
• Ensure understanding of and compliance with health and safety obligations.
• Maintain personal high standards of behaviour and conduct, being a positive ambassador for the department.
• Ensure you adhere to brand rules and maintain high standards of department presentation.
• Work to quality standards and identify and contribute ways to continuously improve department and personal performance.
• Ensure understanding of cost cap rules and requirements.
  
  Ability to complete routine and complex inspection processes using a variety of tools.
• Proactive approach with the ability to work at a sustainable pace.
• Strong knowledge of components and parts manufactured in a variety of methods and materials including metals, plastics and carbon fibre composites.
• Confidence to independently draw meaningful conclusions on part quality and ensure that all relevant data regarding the work is kept up to date and accurate.
Qualifications and Experience Level:
• You will possess a recognised apprenticeship or relevant experience in a similar environment.
• Strong GD&T understanding
• Previous experience with Absolute arms and Leica trackers (Polyworks software), including probing, scanning, and CMMs (Polyworks), is highly advantageous.