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Aerospace Inspector

Job reference

16338

Salary

£18 - 20 per hour

Location

Ferndown, Dorset, England

Industry sector

Engineering

Job type

Permanent | Full Time

Job start date

ASAP

Posted date

31/07/2026

Closing date

28/08/2026

Aerospace Inspector | Ferndown | Up to £20 per hour

Do you take real pride in getting the detail right, every time? If precision, traceability and doing things properly matter to you, this Aerospace Inspector role puts those exact skills to work.

As an Aerospace Inspector, you will benefit from:

The chance to deputise for the Quality Manager, broadening your experience and visibility within the team

Training provided on Aberlink CMM and Keyence optical measurement systems if needed

Autonomy to make sound quality decisions while remaining part of a wider team

Exposure to internal audit processes, supporting your development towards AS9100 / ISO9001 competency

As an Aerospace Inspector, your responsibilities will include:

Inspect aerospace and defence components against engineering drawings and specifications

Produce First Article Inspection Reports (FAIRs) in accordance with EN9102 Rev C

Carry out in-process, final and incoming inspections using a range of measurement tools

Operate and interpret data from an Aberlink Axiom CMM and Keyence optical measurement system

Conduct and support Root Cause and Corrective Action investigations for non-conformances

Liaise confidently with suppliers, customers and internal teams to maintain quality standards

As an Aerospace Inspector, your experience will include:

Proven experience in aerospace , defence , or precision manufacturing

Good knowledge of AS9100 / ISO9001 and associated industry standards

Experience producing FAIRs to EN9102 Rev C standards

Familiarity with CMMs, ideally Aberlink, and visual/optical inspection systems

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a proactive approach to quality issues

A formal quality or inspection certification (e.g. ASQ Certified Quality Inspector ) would be an advantage

If you're ready to bring your inspection expertise to a business that genuinely values precision and quality, this is a role where your standards will be put to great use. Apply today with an up-to-date CV or call Ella at Rubicon for more information.