Aerospace Quality Inspector

TRIGO ADR Americas•Hartford, CT

8d•$25 - $40

About The Position

Under general supervision and reporting to Quality Management in Quality Operations, the Quality Inspector performs visual inspection operations, including in-process, final inspection, and first article inspections (FAIs), as appropriate. The role includes inspecting aerospace machined components, using hand tools and magnification, verifying test and other applicable data, and reviewing associated documentation. The inspector also processes warehouse materials, supports corrective actions and root-cause identification, and performs other duties as assigned by management. The position requires applying quality policies, procedures, blueprints, and related documentation to inspection work. Typical activities include dimensional, visual, surface-finish, and assembly inspections, as well as receiving and final inspections. Work is performed in typical office conditions while working with the Quality management team, the TRIGO team, and external customers. The role may involve supplier travel, including occasional long-distance driving. The advertised pay range is $25.00–$40.00 per hour. A $2,000 sign-on bonus is advertised. TRIGO ADR Americas provides Supplier Delivery Assurance, Supplier Development, and Quality Management Services to the Aerospace and Defense industry.

Requirements

Experience in dimensional inspection of aerospace machined components.
Experience performing first article inspections to AS9102.
Experience with hand measurement tools and gages.
Knowledge and experience in GD&T (ASME Y14.5).
Knowledge and experience interpreting blueprints.
Experience with MS Outlook and Excel.
Valid driver's license and auto insurance.
Ability to handle complex situations and solve complex problems.
Ability to work effectively under pressure to meet deadlines.
Ability to process and analyze technical and business information.
Ability to work in a team environment and communicate effectively verbally and in writing, including by telephone and email.
Ability to remain seated for up to five hours at a time.
Fluent English reading and writing skills.
Professionalism, integrity, and exceptional attention to detail.
Strong independent decision-making, analytical skills, and professional judgment.
Ability to manage several objectives simultaneously; detail-oriented, organized, and self-motivated.
Meet the stated general vision acuity standards: near vision of Orthorater 8 (95%) or Jaeger #2 at 12 inches; far vision of Orthorater 4 (76%) or Snellen 20/50; and color perception of 6 of 9 Orthorater plates.
US citizenship or permanent residence status is required depending on work location.

Nice To Haves

Prior practical experience implementing quality inspection tools and equipment.
Experience in RCCA and problem solving.
Three or more years of experience as a quality inspector or technician.
Three or more years of experience in an aerospace manufacturing facility.
Three or more years of experience in inspection duties, FAIs, GD&T, and blueprint interpretation.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office products.
Effective communication skills.
Any combination of education and experience may be considered.

Responsibilities

Perform in-process, final, and first article inspections as appropriate.
Perform dimensional inspection of aerospace machined components.
Perform final and receiving inspections, including dimensional, visual, surface-finish, and assembly inspection.
Use hand measurement tools and gages to conduct conventional inspections against engineering requirements.
Assist with verification of test data, other applicable component data, and associated documentation.
Read, interpret, and use quality policies, procedures, blueprints, and other documentation.
Process warehouse materials.
Support positive corrective actions and identification of root causes.
Rely on instructions and pre-established guidelines and procedures to perform job functions.
Travel to suppliers as needed, including occasional long-distance driving.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

12 days of paid vacation in the first year, increasing with service years.
10 days of paid sick time.
11 paid holidays.
Medical, dental, vision, short-term disability, long-term disability, critical illness, and life insurance for employees and dependents.
Champ Plan wellness and health benefits, including wellness initiatives, telehealth, and free or discounted prescriptions, subject to stated eligibility and participation conditions.
401(k) retirement savings plan with employer match; eligibility after 90 days, with immediate vesting.
Company-provided cell phone, laptop, and mobile Wi-Fi for business use.
Regular hourly pay for travel time.
Direct-paid travel arrangements for flights, hotels, and rental cars.
Travel reimbursements directly deposited with each payroll.
Federal-rate mileage reimbursement for use of a personal vehicle on company business.
Per diem reimbursements for meals and incidentals.
$1,500 employee referral bonus, paid in two $750 installments subject to the stated conditions.
$2,000 sign-on bonus.