Aerospace Dimensional Metrology Inspector

Be an Owner While You Inspect What Protects

At GTC, we believe the people who build excellence should share in it. Through our Ownership For All program, eligible full-time team members receive an ownership stake—so when our parts perform, your future does too.

• Must be US Citizen
• Must have clean criminal record (No felonies)
• Must be able to pass a drug test

First shift only: 10-hour days starting between 5:00–6:00 a.m.

You start your morning reviewing drawings and specs for a first-article fabrication. You calculate a tricky radius, set up the part on a surface plate, and verify critical features with a CMM and precision tools. An out-of-tolerance condition pops—your troubleshooting narrows it to a fixturing issue, and you document the finding, recommend a correction, and release a clear, concise inspection report.

Before lunch, you validate a forged component’s geometry using sine bars and gauge blocks; after lunch, you perform a layout, record SPC data, and close the day with a collaborative review of nonconforming product trends.

• Interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and specs to determine materials, finishes, and dimensional requirements
• Compute angles, radii, and other derived dimensions using shop math and formulas
• Measure length, height, distance, and angles with CMMs and precision instruments: micrometers, calipers, V‑blocks, sine bars, dial indicators, gauge blocks, height gages, protractors, optical comparators, bore gages, ultrasonic equipment, and a profilometer
• Inspect first‑run parts, weldments, fabrications, and assemblies
• Position castings/forgings on a surface plate; establish reference points and centerlines for layout
• Document inspection and test results with clear, actionable reports
• Investigate defects, identify root causes, and recommend corrective actions

• High school diploma or GED
• 2+ years of hands-on quality inspection in manufacturing preferred; aerospace/defense experience a plus
• Training with Statistical Process Control (SPC) data collection/analysis preferred
• Demonstrated problem-solving and decision-making ability
• Visual requirements:
  Jaeger 1 at 12" with corrective lenses and passing Ishihara Color Vision; annual exams required
• Must be 18 years of age or older

• GD&T fluency
• SPC fundamentals
• NADCAP awareness
• Advanced inspection and gauge measurement methods
• Expert blueprint reading

• Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)
• Measurement gauges
• Calipers and micrometers

• Ownership For All — equity participation from day one (eligible full-time)
• Industry-leading 25% night shift differential
• Flexible scheduling options
• Retiree-friendly part-time roles with benefits
• A culture that prizes precision, craftsmanship, and teamwork
• Impactful work for demanding industries with high standards

Bring your metrology mastery to a place where quality and ownership go hand in hand.