Quality Technician | Rotating Shifts, £35k + 15%

Brellis Recruitment Ltd; Wolverhampton; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

Brellis Recruitment is supporting a leading automotive manufacturer in Wolverhampton for two Quality Technicians on a permanent basis. This hands-on quality role on the shop floor requires a manufacturing or engineering background and offers a clear path to progression to a more senior Technician level.

The role involves audits, adherence to SOPs, identifying non-conformances, metrology interpretation, and driving improvements through data and structured problem solving in a rotating shift

Qualifications

• ONC level in an engineering discipline; progression to HNC encouraged.
• Experience in a fast-moving manufacturing environment, ideally metal forming or fabrication.
• Knowledge of quality tools and techniques such as Ishikawa, Pareto charts, histograms, scatter diagrams.
• Numerical data handling with fault finding and problem solving.
• Good interpersonal and organisational skills; able to work in rotating shifts.

Responsibilities

• Carry out regular product and process audits and act on findings.
• Ensure shift operators follow quality SOPs.
• Identify non-conformances and suggest improvements.
• Visually inspect products against defect catalogues and gauge instructions.
• Test products including torque, push-out and leak tests; assist lab testing.
• Interpret metrology reports.
• Raise quality alerts and SCARs.
• Communicate quality data to manufacturing teams and drive improvements.
• Support team-based problem solving; assist Quality Engineers.
• Deliver team briefs to individuals and small groups.

Skills

Quality tools

Data analysis

Problem solving

Interpersonal skills

Shift pattern

Education

ONC in engineering

Tools

Ishikawa diagrams

Pareto charts

Histograms

Scatter diagrams

Job description

Brellis Recruitment is supporting a leading automotive manufacturer in Wolverhampton for two Quality Technicians on a permanent basis. This hands-on quality role on the shop floor requires a manufacturing or engineering background and offers a clear path to progression to a more senior Technician level.

The role involves audits, adherence to SOPs, identifying non-conformances, metrology interpretation, and driving improvements through data and structured problem solving in a rotating shift