Quality Inspector

Gi Group; Rugby; On-site; GBP 57,859,000 - 62,681,000; Full time

Job summary

Gi Group in Rugby is seeking a proactive Quality Inspector to support manufacturing quality across in-process inspection, build verification and final inspection. This hands-on role requires confident decision-making to protect product integrity and safety on the shop floor.

The position is temporary, based in Rugby (CV21), with 40 hours per week and a Monday–Friday days shift, paid £21 per hour. A strong eye for detail and adherence to quality processes are essential to success.

Qualifications

• Experience in manufacturing quality and in-process inspection.
• Ability to make independent quality decisions to protect product integrity.
• Familiarity with NCRs and quality records.

Responsibilities

• Perform in-process inspections throughout manufacturing.
• Verify operations against approved processes and build verification.
• Conduct final product inspections and dimensional checks.
• Complete quality documentation and records.
• Verify compliance with customer and engineering requirements.
• Raise NCRs and escalate quality concerns as needed.
• Stop production if quality or safety is at risk.

Skills

In-process inspection

Dimensional inspection

Quality documentation

Problem solving

Job description

Quality Inspector

Location: Rugby (CV21)

Contract: Temporary

Pay: £21 per hour

Hours: 40 per week

Shift: Monday-Friday (days)

A leading engineering/manufacturing business within the energy generation sector is seeking a proactive Quality Inspector to support manufacturing quality across in-process inspection, build verification and final inspection. This Quality Inspector position is hands-on and carries real authority-ideal for a Quality Inspector who is confident making independent quality decisions and escalating issues to protect product integrity and safety.

Key responsibilities

• Perform in-process inspections throughout manufacturing
• Verify manufacturing operations against approved processes
• Conduct build verification inspections
• Complete final product inspections
• Perform dimensional inspection using approved measuring equipment
• Carry out detailed visual inspections
• Verify manufacturing documentation and quality records
• Confirm compliance with customer and engineering requirements
• Perform containment inspections as required

The Quality Inspector will

• Independently approve manufacturing operations
• Reject non-conforming product
• Raise Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs)
• Apply Quality Holds where required and remove them following verification
• Stop production where product quality or safety is at risk
• Escalate quality concerns using established governance routes

Role details

Location: Rugby, CV21

Rate: £21 per hour

Contract: Temporary

Hours: 40 hours per week

Shift: Monday to Friday, days