Quality Control Inspector Fort Sill, OK Posted yesterday
Listed on 2026-08-04
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Quality Assurance - QA/QC
Quality Control - QC Analysts/Managers, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Production QC/QA, QA Specialist - Analyst/Manager
The Quality Control (QC) Inspector supports the Quality Assurance Program by executing independent inspections, spot checks, and administrative quality control activities across all operational areas. This role serves as a force multiplier to QC Auditors by ensuring continuous monitoring, validation of work performance, and compliance with contract requirements outlined in the Performance Work Statement (PWS) and Performance Requirements Summary (PRS).
The QC Inspector operates as an impartial evaluator while reinforcing a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and on-the-spot coaching where appropriate.
Responsibilities Inspection & Compliance MonitoringConduct scheduled and unscheduled spot inspections across all functional areas (e.g., Maintenance, Supply, Transportation).
Perform QC inspections aligned with PRS standards, ensuring adherence to defined performance thresholds and AQL requirements.
Validate operational compliance with SOPs, safety standards, and regulatory requirements.
Verify Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) presence and applicability during inspections.
Assist QC Auditors with data collection, sampling, and inspection preparation.
Execute follow-up inspections for previously identified nonconformances (CAPA validation).
Provide real-time field observations to support audit accuracy and completeness.
Reinforce “teachable moments” by supporting on‑the‑spot coaching efforts in coordination with supervisors.
Accurately document inspection results in QC audit tools, checklists, and tracking systems.
Record:
Sample sizes (n)
Defects (d)
Compliance status (C/NC)
Objective evidence and supporting documentation
Assist with maintaining quality records in accordance with ARIMS (AR 25‑400‑2) and ISO 9001 record retention requirements.
Support preparation of quality reports, dashboards, and performance summaries.
Acts as the Primary Publications Coordinator by assignment.
Contribute to tracking and reporting of:
PRS compliance metrics
AQL performance trends
CAP status and closure timelines
ICE (Interactive Customer Evaluation) response compliance (≤ 2‑day requirement)
Identify and document positive findings to support recognition programs and trend analysis.
Flag and document government‑caused delays impacting performance metrics.
Conduct all inspections in accordance with PPE requirements and safety protocols.
Affirm compliance with safety standards through inspection attestation requirements.
Identify and report potential hazards, risks, or safety violations.
Identify recurring deficiencies and support root cause analysis efforts.
Provide actionable feedback to supervisors and QA leadership.
Support implementation and monitoring of Corrective Action Plans (CAPs).
Must be a U.S. citizen.
High School Diploma or equivalent required.
Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in quality, Logistics, Business, or related field (preferred, not required).
1–3 years of experience in:
Quality Control / Quality Assurance.
Logistics, maintenance, or operational environments.
Government contracting (preferred).
Working knowledge of:
PWS / PRS‑based performance environments
Inspection methodologies and AQL sampling concepts (e.g., ISO 2859‑1 familiarity preferred)
ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems (QMS) principles (preferred, not required)
Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy
Ability to analyze data and identify trends
Effective written and verbal communication skills
Proficiency in:
Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
Data tracking systems (e.g., SharePoint, Power BI – preferred)
Integrity and impartiality in inspections
Analytical thinking and problem‑solving
Accountability and reliability
Attention to detail
Team collaboration and support mindset
Ability to:
Walk operational areas for extended periods.
Lift up to [20 lbs. – define per site requirements].
Work in indoor and outdoor environments.
Operational/industrial environments (e.g., motor pools, warehouses, transportation yards).
Exposure to varying…
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