Job Title:

Inspector Goods-In

The Inspector – Goods In is a key member of the team that is responsible for performing inspection of products to ensure compliance with specified requirements at the receiving, in-progress and final stages of the process meeting quality and safety standards.

What you will do:

• Conduct incoming, in-process and final inspection of parts prior to shipment using the necessary tools and/or equipment to complete such a task. Inspection of incoming goods to be completed within 5 working days of arrival.
• Conduct quality checks in accordance with Quality Plan requirements and complete necessary documentation when required within 3 working days of completion.
• Responsible for identifying non-conformance regarding the quality of the products, raising CAPA’s when required and make recommendations liaising with internal customers throughout the entire process.
• Conduct Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) when required such as Visual Inspection, Positive Material Identification (PMI), Hardness Testing and Dye Penetrant Testing but not limited to.
• Assist in the control and documentation of all such examinations and tests as required by the company’s Quality plan or as considered necessary to establish the quality of the product consistent with safety and fit for purpose.
• Carry out any relevant administrative tasks such as filing reports, writing reports, sending e-mails, and updating CAPA’s
• Adhere to all health and safety aspects related to Welding and ensure that a zero-accident environment is maintained. Maintain high standards at all times, report problems or deviations associated with H&S to the responsible Manager/Supervisor.
• Ensure that Health & Safety, Quality and Environment assurance, control and regulatory compliance are demonstrated, by working in accordance with the documented Health, Safety and Environmental procedures and instructions.
• Any other reasonable duties as required by your line manager, appropriate to the level and skills of the post holder.

What you will need

• HND/HNC Engineering.
• Substantial previous experience in a similar role or quality inspector within the Engineering Sector.
• Ability to understand and interpret technical drawings, use a range of standard measuring equipment – both metric/imperials.
• Ability to work on own initiative with solution-based approach to challenges.
• Analytical with good attention to detail.
• Ability to read and understand engineering drawings.
• Good IT skills.

Desirable knowledge / experience:

• Positive Material Identification (Gun) Certified.
• Epicor Experience.
• Experience in using Coordinate Measurement Machine.
• Measurement Systems Analysis.
• Experience of working with ISO/ASME/NORSOK/PED or other relevant quality standards.

All candidates must be able to prove that they have the right to work in the UK.

Why work for us?

• Competitive compensation and benefits packages
• Flexible working scheme
• Excellent training and development opportunities
• Generous annual leave and option to purchase additional holidays
• Contributory pension plan with associated life assurance
• Hybrid working policy for select roles
• Recognition reward schemes
• Healthcare scheme offering cash back on medical services (optician/dental etc.)
• Virtual GP surgery and employee assistance programme
• Range of employee discounts (including gyms, high street and online retailers) & cycle to work scheme

About the team

Backed by a heritage of over 200 years, Hayward Tyler is a global leader in today’s top performing industrial pumps and motors. We employ 120 people at our UK headquarters in Bedfordshire and have sites in Scotland, India, China and the USA.

Our UK location offers a variety of options to manufacture new, upgrade, or replace existing installed equipment. We supply spare parts for all pumps and motors, including legacy products in all industries to include Oil and Gas, Power, Nuclear, and Water.