Aerospace Quality Inspector

Under general supervision and reporting Quality Management in Quality Operations, The Quality Inspector is responsible for performing visual inspection operations including In-process, Final Inspection, and FAI’s as appropriate. The Quality Inspector must be familiar with hand tools and inspection under magnification. The Quality Inspector will also assist in verification of test data and all other applicable data concerning components, and associated documentation and other duties identified by cognizant management.

• Experienced quality individual in dimensional inspection of aerospace machined components
• Experience in performing FAI’s – AS9102
• Experience with hand measurement tools
• Knowledge of CMM Inspection process
• Knowledge and experience in GD&T (ASME Y14.5)
• Knowledge and experience with blueprint interpretation
• Perform final inspection and receiving inspection (Which includes dimensional, visual inspection, surface finish, and assembly inspection)
• Reads, interprets, and utilizes Quality policies, procedures, blueprints, and other documentation
• Process warehouse materials
• Rely on instructions and pre-established guidelines/procedures to perform the functions of the job
• Support positive corrective actions and identification of root cause
• Other duties as assigned.

• Experienced quality individual in dimensional inspection of aerospace machined components
• Experience in performing FAI’s – AS9102
• Experience with hand measurement tools
• MS Outlook, and EXCEL experience
• Experience with hand measurement gages, conduct conventional inspection to engineering requirements
• Knowledge and experience in GD&T (ASME Y14.5)
• Knowledge and experience with blueprint interpretation
• Valid drivers license and auto insurance required.

• Prior practical experience and implementation of Quality inspection tools and equipment.
• Experience in RCCA, and problem solving

• Ability to handle complex situations and solve complex problems
• Ability to work effectively under pressure to meet deadlines
• Ability to press and analyze technical and business information
• Ability to work in a team environment with strong communication skills (verbal and written), ability to interact via telephone, email with co-workers
• Ability to remain seated for up to 5 hours at a time
• Fluent English – reading and writing is required
• Professionalism, integrity, and exceptional attention to detail
• Strong independent decision-making skills; excellent analytical skills and professional judgment
• Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills
• Must be able to simultaneously manage several objectives
• Must be detail oriented, organized, and self‑motivated

• 3+ years’ experience as a quality inspector or technician.
• 3+ years’ experience in a aerospace manufacturing facility
• 3+ years’ experience in inspection duties, FAI’s GD&T, and b/p interpretation
• Proficient with Microsoft Office products
• Effective communication skills
• Detail oriented
• Any combination of education and experience may be considered

Operators and inspectors involved with electronics manufacturing are to be tested annually by a medical professional and must meet one of the following near vision standards.

• 4.15.2 Visual Acuity
  • Tumbling E in accordance with ISO 18490
  • 20/25 (Snellen) at 16 inches (40.64cm), +/- 1 inch (2.54cm)*
  • Jaeger No 1 at not less than 12 inches (30.48cm)*
• Color vision requirements:
  Operators and inspectors must be able to distinguish and differentiate between red, green, blue, and yellow at a minimum as prescribed in Dvorine Charts, Ishihara Plates, or AO – HRR Tests.
• Valid Driver’s License
• Valid Auto Insurance

Productivity: Incumbents must perform work in an efficient, effective, and timely manner with minimal direction.

Mobility: Incumbents are required to participate in assigned physical activities which may include light lifting and sitting for prolonged periods of time.

Vision: Vision sufficient to read printed documents, computer screens, and observe behavior of others.

Environment: Typical office conditions, directly working Quality management…