QC In-process Inspector

WGPW Industrial Turbine Services LLC•Bloomfield, CT

22h•$28 - $38

About The Position

The Inspector Quality Control performs detailed inspections of aeroderivative gas turbine engines and related components using overhaul manuals, standard practice manuals, and WGPW-established procedures. The role requires strong dimensional skills; previous aerospace-industry experience is identified as a strong plus. The inspector reviews job orders, customer specifications, and build standards, then carries out initial, in-process, and final inspections of industrial engine parts and modules. The position determines the condition of parts and modules, confirms required fits and clearances are recorded and within specification, identifies requirements, and initiates appropriate processes. The inspector works with Component Repair and Vendor Administration on in-process inspections, repairs, and work-instruction issues, while working independently and referring unusual conditions to engineering. The position also ensures customer work instructions are followed, maintains inspection and repair documentation, reads and interprets complex drawings and technical documents, and supports a safe, clean work area. Special projects may be assigned, and work at remote locations may be required due to fluctuating workloads. The scheduled hours are 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The position is hourly, non-exempt, and direct.

Requirements

Good working knowledge of jet engine component repair procedures sufficient to determine proper repair actions.
Ability to comprehend and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Ability to interpret and apply written, oral, diagrammatic, or schedule-based instructions.
Ability to calculate percentages, ratios, area, circumference, and volume.
Ability to apply mathematics to engine repairs, fits and clearances, and running positions.
Ability to solve unusual problems and handle concrete variables in situations with limited standardization.
Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications.
Excellent mechanical skills and manual dexterity, including hand-eye coordination and accurate use of precision measuring tools such as micrometers, calipers, and dial indicators.
Ability to read, interpret, document, and use manufacturers’ technical manuals, service bulletins, illustrated parts catalogs, assembly drawings, AOS sheets, and WGPW assembly records.
Ability to use manufacturer’s special tooling and lift-and-turn equipment effectively and safely.
Two-year college or technical-school certificate or degree, plus additional broad specialized training in an aviation or technical school, military training, or more than ten years of related experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to meet the physical and environmental demands of the role, including standing and handling tools and objects regularly, occasionally lifting and moving up to 50 pounds, and working in the listed conditions.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in the aerospace industry is a strong plus.

Responsibilities

Review job orders, customer specifications, and build standards before inspecting parts.
Perform initial, in-process, and final inspections of industrial engine parts and modules using inspection tools and applicable procedures and manuals.
Determine the condition of parts and modules, identify requirements, and initiate appropriate processes.
Verify that required fits and clearances are taken, recorded, and within specified limits.
Coordinate with Component Repair and Vendor Administration on in-process inspections, repairs, and work-instruction problems.
Work independently and refer unusual conditions or circumstances to engineering.
Ensure customer work instructions are carried out.
Maintain a safe and clean work area, follow housekeeping and safety rules, and wear required protective equipment.
Read and interpret complex drawings and blueprints.
Conduct oneself in a businesslike manner and in the spirit of teamwork.
Maintain inspection and repair documentation.
Perform special projects as assigned by management.
Work at remote locations when required due to fluctuating workloads.