Quality Inspector

Join Our Team as an FAA Quality Inspector 2

In this position, you will play a vital role in verifying that both finished assemblies and procured parts adhere to strict regulatory and quality benchmarks, providing essential support to our production and inspection departments. This is a safety-sensitive, onsite position primarily based on the first shift, though flexibility for nights, weekends, or shifting schedules is required; please note that all employees are subject to random drug screenings.

• Verify the quality of incoming components and final assemblies to help the team maintain high compliance standards.
• Examine electronic and electro-mechanical assemblies through visual and mechanical inspection methods.
• Evaluate soldered assemblies to ensure they meet IPC-A-610 requirements and inspect harness assemblies.
• Develop and evaluate First Article Inspection Reports (FAIR) following AS9102 guidelines.
• Generate necessary documentation, including certifications and Authorized Release Certificates, to facilitate the acceptance or rejection of parts.
• Collect statistical product and process data while keeping accurate records for inspection and calibration cycles.
• Report quality issues and identify potential process or design improvements to enhance overall efficiency.
• Conduct inspections on behalf of customers when requested.
• Ensure reliable and punctual attendance, with the willingness to work extra hours when the business requires it.

• At least two years of experience in an inspection role, ideally within the electronics or aerospace sectors.
• A High School Diploma, Secondary Certificate, or the equivalent.
• Demonstrated ability to produce and audit First Article Inspection Reports (AS9102).
• Competence in interpreting complex technical drawings and performing visual inspections per IPC-A-610 standards.
• Skilled in using measurement tools and applying geometric dimensioning and tolerancing principles.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and detail-oriented capabilities.
• Solid computer literacy and the ability to execute both written and spoken directives.
• Physical capability to lift up to 30 lbs and handle standard light tasks in a production environment.
• Acknowledgment that this is a safety-sensitive role requiring participation in random drug testing.

• Completion of vocational training, relevant apprenticeships, or equivalent field experience.
• Background working within aerospace manufacturing settings.

The hourly pay rate for this position ranges from $19.20 to $24.00.