Quality Control Inspector Ruimtevaart

Werk en Vakmanschap; Leiden; On-site; EUR 35,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Werk en Vakmanschap is seeking a Quality Control Inspector to oversee inspection activities within our production environment in Leiden. You will verify materials and components against quality requirements and assess product quality using instruments, drawings, and approved procedures.

The role includes reviewing records for accuracy, recording deviations, and creating deviation reports. You will maintain quality records, track certifications, and coordinate with production and QA teams to

Responsibilities

• Inspecting integration work and activities performed by production employees and test engineers.
• Checking incoming materials, components and goods to confirm they comply with the applicable quality requirements.
• Assessing product quality with measuring instruments, technical drawings, documentation and approved work procedures.
• Reviewing production documents, inspection records and other quality information for accuracy and completeness.
• Detecting, recording and reporting deviations from the required standards and procedures.
• Creating deviation reports and discussing inspection findings with the appropriate stakeholders.
• Entering incoming goods and inspection outcomes into automated systems.
• Keeping quality records organised, complete and up to date.
• Tracking authorisations, qualifications and competency certificates, including their expiry dates.
• Working with AIT, Production, Quality Control and Quality Assurance teams to address quality concerns.
• Carrying out inspections at customer or supplier sites when needed.
• Helping ensure quality procedures are applied consistently during testing, integration and production.

Job description

As a Quality Control Inspector, your responsibilities will include:

• Inspecting integration work and activities performed by production employees and test engineers.
• Checking incoming materials, components and goods to confirm they comply with the applicable quality requirements.
• Assessing product quality with measuring instruments, technical drawings, documentation and approved work procedures.
• Reviewing production documents, inspection records and other quality information for accuracy and completeness.
• Detecting, recording and reporting deviations from the required standards and procedures.
• Creating deviation reports and discussing inspection findings with the appropriate stakeholders.
• Entering incoming goods and inspection outcomes into automated systems.
• Keeping quality records organised, complete and up to date.
• Tracking authorisations, qualifications and competency certificates, including their expiry dates.
• Working with AIT, Production, Quality Control and Quality Assurance teams to address quality concerns.
• Carrying out inspections at customer or supplier sites when needed.
• Helping ensure quality procedures are applied consistently during testing, integration and production.