Aerospace DQR Inspector — Final Inspection & Release

Parker Hannifin Corporation; Coventry; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free car parking

Competitive pay package

Career progression opportunities

Pension up to 10% company contribution

Holiday 25 plus days

Canteen with Starbucks

Life Assurance

Annual Cash Incentive

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

Parker Meggitt at Ansty Park is seeking a DQR Inspector to join the Aerospace team. You will perform final inspection and Designated Quality Release (DQR) activities, ensuring components meet customer and regulatory requirements before release.

The role demands a strong quality mindset, ability to read engineering drawings, use verniers, micrometres and gauges, and work in a highly regulated manufacturing environment with opportunities for development.

Qualifications

• Final inspection experience within a manufacturing environment.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation.
• Experience using measuring equipment such as verniers, micrometres and gauges.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality standards.
• Experience within aerospace, automotive, precision engineering or another regulated manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

• Carry out final inspection of components and assemblies in line with engineering drawings, specifications and work instructions
• Review and verify inspection documentation, including CMM reports, to confirm product conformity
• Perform DQR activities and approve products for release to customer requirements
• Use inspection equipment including verniers, micrometres and gauges to complete dimensional checks
• Identify, document and escape any non-conformances in line with company procedures

Skills

Final inspection experience

Read and interpret drawings

Measuring equipment use (verniers, mic

Job description

Parker Meggitt at Ansty Park is seeking a DQR Inspector to join the Aerospace team. You will perform final inspection and Designated Quality Release (DQR) activities, ensuring components meet customer and regulatory requirements before release.

The role demands a strong quality mindset, ability to read engineering drawings, use verniers, micrometres and gauges, and work in a highly regulated manufacturing environment with opportunities for development.