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£28,000 - £30,000 Per Annum

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Oldbury, West Midlands

Ref 046109734

Posted 2 days ago

£16.01 Per Hour

Full Time, Temporary

Barking & Dagenham, Greater London

Ref 383101469

Posted 8 hours ago

£13.56 Per Hour

Full Time, Temporary

Evesham, Hereford and Worcester

Ref 484120042

Posted 27 days ago

£12.71 Per Hour

Full Time, Temporary

Burntwood, Staffordshire

Ref 060000363

Posted 6 days ago

£12.81 Per Hour

Full Time, Permanent

Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

Ref 334105049

Posted 14 days ago

£34,650 Per Annum

Full Time, Temporary

Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire

Ref 339139490

Posted 9 days ago

£12.71 Per Hour

Full Time, Temporary

Alcester, Warwickshire

Ref 252108724

Posted 22 days ago

£14 - £15 Per Hour

Full Time, Temporary

Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

Ref 372219945

Posted 14 days ago

£14.04 Per Hour

Full Time, Temporary

Hindley Green, Greater Manchester

Ref 011106779

Posted 15 days ago

£12.71 Per Hour

Full Time, Temporary

Dartford, Kent

Ref 310101106

Posted 20 days ago

Frequently Asked Questions:

How many Quality Operator jobs are available on Pertemps?

There are 58 Quality Operator jobs available on Pertemps right now.

What does a Quality Operator do?

Routine inspectors and testers inspect and/or test metal stock, parts and products, electrical plant, machinery and electronic components, systems and sub-assemblies, textiles, wood, paper, food, plastics and rubber goods, parts and materials to detect processing, manufacturing and other defects.

Tasks required include:

  • Examines articles for surface flaws such as cracks, dents, defective sealing or broken wires by visual inspection or using aids such as microscopes or magnifying glasses.
  • Checks sequence of assembly operations and checks assemblies and sub-assemblies against parts lists to detect missing items.
  • Sets up test equipment, connects items/system to power source/pressure outlet, etc. and operates controls to check performance and operation of electrical plant and machinery and electronics systems.
  • Examines yarn packages, textile fabrics and garments, wood or wood products, paper and paperboard, plastics and rubber materials, food products, food storage containers, etc., checks specifications, marks any repairable defects and rejects faulty items.
  • Reports any recurrent or major defects and recommends improvements to production methods.
What are the entry requirements for a Quality Operator?

There are no formal academic entry requirements, although some employers require candidates to possess GCSEs/S grades. Training is typically received on-the-job, supplemented by training courses where instruction in specific techniques is required. Various NVQs/SVQs encompass aspects of quality control.