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MERITUS are recruiting for a Mechanical Quality Inspector to join our Maritime client in a permanent position within their Manufacturing team. MECHANICAL QUALITY INSPECTOR - 40,000 + OVERTIME - YATELEY, HAMPSHIRE - 1 STAGE INTERVIEW PROCESS We are supporting a precision engineering environment seeking a Quality Inspector to carry out inspection and verification of mechanical components and assemblies. This role sits within a regulated manufacturing setting where accuracy to engineering drawings, quality compliance, and traceability are critical. The position requires strong hands-on inspection capability, with a particular emphasis on CMM inspection using Aberlink systems , alongside the ability to interface with internal engineering teams and external suppliers to resolve quality issues. Key Responsibilities Perform detailed inspection of mechanical parts and assemblies from both internal manufacturing and external suppliers using conventional inspection tools and 3-axis CMM equipment (Aberlink) , including program creation and editing . Coordinate the verification of machined components, ensuring all items meet specification and are compliant with engineering drawings. Identify and document non-conformance's, escalating issues through internal reporting systems to ensure timely resolution. Conduct additional testing activities where required, including PMI testing and chemical etching . Support supplier quality activities, including communication around non-conformance and participation in supplier audits/visits where necessary. Verify that all materials and components are accompanied by correct certification and documentation. Inspect assemblies (e.g. coils, cables, battery packs), ensuring correct labelling, assembly integrity, and absence of visual defects. Work with design and development teams during prototype inspection to support issue resolution. Manage and prioritise inspection activities across internal production and external supply chain demands. Maintain inspection equipment, ensuring calibration is current and compliant with quality requirements. Accurately record inspection outcomes and maintain quality records within internal systems, including the generation of rejection documentation. Ensure all inspection tools and equipment are correctly identified and maintained within calibration schedules. Adhere to all health & safety regulations and promote a safety-first culture at all times. Knowledge, Skills & Experience Essential Proven experience in mechanical inspection within an engineering/manufacturing environment. Proficiency in using Aberlink CMM systems (manual and/or CNC), including programming capability. Strong understanding of inspection techniques for precision machined components. Ability to interpret engineering drawings and verify components against specification. Competent with standard IT systems (e.g. Microsoft Office). Desirable Experience inspecting components used in pressure-containing or high-integrity environments. Awareness of electrostatic discharge (ESD) requirements when handling assemblies. Qualifications GCSE (or equivalent) in Maths and English. Additional Requirements Ability to carry out manual handling tasks (up to 25kg, with lifting support where required). Good manual dexterity for detailed inspection work.