Aerospace Dimensional Quality Inspector

At Alloy Precision Technologies, precision isn’t just a capability—it’s our identity. We unite advanced manufacturing with expert craftsmanship to deliver aerospace-grade results while giving our team room to learn, grow, and make a measurable impact.

A day in this role

You’ll join our 2nd shift team (Monday–Thursday, 3:15 pm–1:45 am) with opportunities for overtime on Fridays and Saturdays. A 10% shift premium is added to your base rate, and overall pay is based on experience. From first part approval to final audit, you’ll be the last line of defense between a good part and a great one.

What you’ll do Examine manufactured parts and welded assemblies against engineering drawings and specifications.

Operate and interpret results from precision tools such as micrometers, calipers, height stands, optical comparators, and a CMM; use measurement gauges as needed.

Collaborate with engineering, production, and management to review results and drive alignment on quality outcomes.

Investigate dimensional and process nonconformances; document root causes and recommend corrective and preventive actions (RCCA using 5-Why, 8D, Fishbone, etc.).Support the development and execution of quality assurance programs; conduct audits of manufacturing and assembly processes.

Perform incoming inspection on materials and components.

Generate thorough, traceable inspection records and detailed reports of findings; maintain accurate documentation.

Verify process adherence by inspecting work orders and related documentation for proper procedure compliance.

Assist with upkeep and accuracy of the calibration program.

Stay current with new technologies and developments in the aerospace industry.

Other duties as required.

Team structure

There are no supervisory responsibilities for this position.

Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent.
5+ years of quality inspection experience in an aerospace manufacturing environment (or equivalent).Working knowledge of AS9100, ISO 9001, and applicable regulatory standards.

Demonstrated skill with RCCA and problem-solving tools (5-Why, 8D, Fishbone diagrams).Fluent in reading and interpreting engineering drawings and specifications.

Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.

Collaborative mindset and strong attention to detail.

Preferred Experience with PPAP documentation and First Article Inspections (FAI).ASQ Certified Quality Inspector (CQI) credential.

PCDMIS experience.

Physical and safety

Vision corrected to 20/25; average to normal color vision.

Normal dexterity.

Safety glasses required on the shop floor.

Tools and technologies you’ll use Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM)
Measurement gauges

Calipers and micrometers