Aerospace Inspector 3rd Shift

GE Aerospace • Beavercreek, OH

2d • Onsite

About The Position

GE Aerospace is hiring an Aerospace Inspector at its Beavercreek site. The facility manufactures and repairs gas turbine tubes, ducts, and manifolds and produces turbine airfoils. The role performs preliminary, in-process, and final inspections of aerospace engine and component parts in accordance with new engine manuals, engineering specifications, customer requirements, and FAA-approved technical data where applicable. The inspector helps ensure airworthiness, product quality, and on-time delivery of critical engine components.

The work involves examining parts for defects and dimensional accuracy; using measuring instruments such as manual calipers and micrometers; navigating computer programs, blueprints, software, and Microsoft products; and completing inspection documentation, certifications, and quality records. The inspector verifies traceability and documentation for incoming, in-process, and completed parts, and works with operations, shipping, and other partners to support production flow. The position also involves cross-training across cell areas, potentially operating other processes as production needs require, and training teammates on standard work and machine operation as needed.

The role requires a high school diploma or GED, at least six months of relevant production, manufacturing, quality, or aerospace experience, and experience using manual calipers for dimensional inspections. Applicants must be at least 18 by the time of joining and have sufficient visual acuity to read precision instruments, with or without reasonable accommodation. The role may involve hazardous operations and shifts beyond a standard workweek. Employment is contingent on demonstrating U.S. Person status as defined in the posting and being legally authorized to work in the United States. The position is listed as third shift, with an additional 10% per hour premium for second or third shift. Wages are $22.75–$26.00 per hour based on experience.

Requirements

• High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED).
• At least 6 months of relevant experience in a production, manufacturing, quality, or aerospace environment where safety, precision, and standard work are critical.
• Experience using manual calipers to perform precise dimensional inspections in a manufacturing environment.
• Visual acuity sufficient to accurately read micrometers, manual calipers, and other precision measuring instruments, with or without reasonable accommodation.
• Basic computer skills, including using Microsoft Office applications such as Outlook and Word and navigating work instructions or quality documentation systems.
• At least 18 years of age by the time of joining.
• Ability to use basic shop math, including fractions, decimals, and whole numbers.
• Ability to follow written, verbal, and visual instructions and standard work.
• Ability to meet physical demands, including lifting and exerting 10–25 pounds frequently and 20–50 pounds occasionally, with or without reasonable accommodation.
• Ability to prove U.S. Person status as defined in the posting and legal authorization to work in the United States.
• Successful completion of a drug screen, as applicable.

Nice To Haves

• Experience reading and interpreting blueprints, OEM/FAA technical data, customer specifications, quality standards, and manufacturing or inspection control plans.
• Prior experience in an aerospace or regulated environment emphasizing documentation, traceability, and compliance.
• FAA Repairman Certificate/License, or eligibility and interest in obtaining one based on role requirements.
• Team-oriented, professional approach to working with peers and leaders.
• Pride in workmanship and commitment to quality.
• Strong attendance and punctuality record, with availability to work overtime as needed.
• Ability to make decisions based on approved work instructions, experience, and available data.
• Ability to work effectively under general supervision and perform routine assignments independently.
• Ability to carry out operations according to set procedures or sequences (standard work).
• Willingness to receive and act on constructive feedback.

Responsibilities

• Perform preliminary, in-process, and final inspections on engine and component parts.
• Inspect parts for defects, dimensional accuracy, and compliance with engineering specifications and customer requirements.
• Read and interpret OEM manuals, blueprints, and, where applicable, FAA-approved technical data.
• Complete inspection documentation, including Records of Measurement, certifications, and other required quality records.
• Verify traceability and documentation for incoming, in-process, and completed parts to ensure compliance and airworthiness.
• Work with operations, shipping, and other partners to support production flow and on-time delivery.
• Cross-train to work in all areas of the cell and run other processes as production needs require.
• Train other team members on standard work and machine operation as needed.
• Follow safety rules when using and maintaining shop equipment and maintain required vision testing.
• Use basic shop math, technical information, blueprints, and standard measuring tools to perform accurate work.
• Use tools and materials responsibly, help reduce scrap and rework, and raise issues early to support safety, quality, delivery, and cost goals.
• Perform other inspection-related duties and assist in other areas as required or directed by the People Leader.
• Comply with mandatory or random drug testing requirements in designated areas.

Benefits

• Additional 10% per hour shift premium for second or third shift.
• Potential additional $3.50 per hour for inspectors who obtain, actively maintain, and use an FAA Repairman License in accordance with the role's minimum standards.
• $125 voucher for safety shoes.
• Voucher for prescription safety glasses if needed.
• Professional development and challenging career opportunities.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED