Aviation Inspector

Segula Technologies•Kinston, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Segula Technologies is a global engineering and consulting firm specializing in innovative solutions across industries such as aerospace, automotive, energy, rail, and life sciences. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in France, Segula operates in over 30 countries, driving technological advancements, improving industrial performance, and supporting clients throughout the product lifecycle. With expertise in design, manufacturing, testing, and project management, Segula helps businesses tackle complex engineering challenges while fostering innovation and sustainability. Perform visual and dimensional inspections of in-process and completed products, including electronic units, electro-mechanical assemblies, mechanical components, and structural elements. Identify defects such as structural flaws, internal issues, or missing welds using established inspection methods and specifications. Use measuring tools and equipment (e.g., dial indicators, micrometers, scales, fixtures) to verify product compliance. Accept or reject parts, assemblies, or systems based on quality standards. Work from blueprints, diagrams, customer specifications, inspection instructions, and checklists. Apply statistical process control and other quality procedures to monitor and verify product quality. Perform line clearances after each production lot to ensure removal of previous materials. Inspect parts and assemblies using drawings (including CATIA), process specifications, and test procedures. Conduct dimensional inspections to ensure accuracy and compliance. Document and report non-conforming materials, parts, assemblies, or processes according to procedures. Inspect vendor, subcontractor, and in-house components and assemblies. Follow a structured and pre-determined sequence of work. Prepare and maintain accurate quality and inspection records. Support production flow by assisting and cross-training in related roles, including assembly functions. Complete additional duties as assigned, with training and certification provided when required.

Requirements

Must be open to working any shift
Proficient in the use of measurement tools and inspection equipment
Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings
Experience reviewing and working with re-drawings/revisions
Knowledge and experience with First Article Inspection (FAI)

Responsibilities

Perform visual and dimensional inspections of in-process and completed products, including electronic units, electro-mechanical assemblies, mechanical components, and structural elements
Identify defects such as structural flaws, internal issues, or missing welds using established inspection methods and specifications
Use measuring tools and equipment (e.g., dial indicators, micrometers, scales, fixtures) to verify product compliance
Accept or reject parts, assemblies, or systems based on quality standards
Work from blueprints, diagrams, customer specifications, inspection instructions, and checklists
Apply statistical process control and other quality procedures to monitor and verify product quality
Perform line clearances after each production lot to ensure removal of previous materials
Inspect parts and assemblies using drawings (including CATIA), process specifications, and test procedures
Conduct dimensional inspections to ensure accuracy and compliance
Document and report non-conforming materials, parts, assemblies, or processes according to procedures
Inspect vendor, subcontractor, and in-house components and assemblies
Follow a structured and pre-determined sequence of work
Prepare and maintain accurate quality and inspection records
Support production flow by assisting and cross-training in related roles, including assembly functions
Complete additional duties as assigned, with training and certification provided when required