Precision Metal QC Inspector (Weekend Shift)

Atlassian Williams F1 Team; Wantage; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Williams F1 Team is seeking a Metallic Quality Control Inspector to measure and check machined and metallic parts against specifications. You will use a wide range of metrology tools, including CMM programming, Romer arm probing and shadowgraphs, to ensure components meet the strict standards for Formula 1 engineering.

The role emphasizes a proactive, detail-oriented approach with a strong understanding of GD&T and materials knowledge across metals, plastics and carbon fibre composites.

Qualifications

• Apprenticeship or relevant experience in an inspection environment.
• Strong GD&T understanding.
• Polyworks experience is advantageous.
• Ability to complete routine and complex inspection processes using a variety of tools.
• Proactive approach with ability to work at a sustainable pace.
• Strong knowledge of components made from metals, plastics and carbon fibre composites.
• Able to independently draw meaningful conclusions on part quality and keep data accurate.

Responsibilities

• Inspect metallic components, predominantly machined parts, using metrology tools.
• Use metrology methods including CMM programming/operation, Romer arms and shadowgraphs.
• Ensure parts are inspected within required time periods.
• Report findings clearly to designers, manufacturers and the team.
• Work with continuous improvement mindset and support additional QC tasks as needed.
• Assist with composite quality control when required.

Skills

GD&T understanding

Metrology knowledge

Inspection proficiency

Proactive work approach

Materials knowledge

Education

Apprenticeship or related experience

Tools

Polyworks

CMM programming

Romer arm

Job description

Williams F1 Team is seeking a Metallic Quality Control Inspector to measure and check machined and metallic parts against specifications. You will use a wide range of metrology tools, including CMM programming, Romer arm probing and shadowgraphs, to ensure components meet the strict standards for Formula 1 engineering.

The role emphasizes a proactive, detail-oriented approach with a strong understanding of GD&T and materials knowledge across metals, plastics and carbon fibre composites.