Inspector - AMT

Zenix Aerospace Inc•Arlington, WA

5d•$22 - $34

About The Position

The Inspector position offers level 1 - Journey Lvl. Wage scale provided reflects level 1 - 3. The QA Inspector inspects machined components, sheet metal components, purchased products and standards, raw materials, assembled products and outside processing for conformance to engineering drawings and specifications.

Requirements

Attention to detail: Recognizes and identifies deviations from requirements.
Communication: Effectively communicates verbally and in writing; accurately records inspection results, including descriptions of rejected product.
Customer focus: Anticipates internal and external customer needs, gives high priority to customer satisfaction and service. Provides information and results accurately, courteously, in a timely manner.
Organization: Keeps working area neat and organized. Arrives on time to work and works to meet deadlines efficiently. Records time using a computerized data entry system; completes job assignments within allotted times.
Teamwork: Collaborates and cooperates with Manufacturing, Engineering, and other inspectors to resolve issues. Knows when to ask for information and assistance, and assesses the long-term impact of decisions. Demonstrates a willing, positive, and proactive attitude. Follows verbal and written instructions; works independently with a minimum of supervision.
Company policy awareness: Understands and complies with company policies and guidelines as described in the Employee Handbook, the Employee Safety Manual and the Quality Management System. Complies with rules and procedures of a drug-free workplace.

Nice To Haves

A minimum of three years hands-on inspection experience in a regulated industry.
Two years (recent) hands-on inspection experience in the aerospace industry.
Passing score on Advanced Level Engineering Drawings Test.
Passing score on Fluent Level Test on GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing).
High school diploma or equivalent.
Trade school or college courses in related fields (e.g., blueprint reading, GD&T)

Responsibilities

Reads and interprets aerospace manufacturing drawings, including tolerances, customer specifications and technical requirements.
Accurately compares product to engineering drawings/specifications, purchase order, and manufacturing orders using common manual inspection equipment, (e.g., PCM’s, height gage, dial indicators, calipers, micrometers, protractors, profilometers, bore gauges etc) to accept or reject product to customer engineering requirements.
Documents product acceptance/rejection on manufacturing order, processes any necessary rejection documentation, and performs various MRP system functions.
Performs Rockwell and Eddy Current testing for product acceptance.
Understands and applies statistical sampling techniques.
Reviews outside processing certifications of nondestructive testing, chemical processing, and finish, and verifies physical appearance of final product for conformance to engineering specifications.
Fully capable of understanding, performing, and completing FAI’s in accordance with Company and AS9102 requirements.
Follows all safety guidelines established by the Company, including proper use of safety equipment and relevant safety procedures.
Performs other duties as assigned.

Benefits

Medical, Dental, Vision
Health Savings Account
Supplemental Benefits
Basic Life Insurance
Voluntary Employee, Spouse or Child Life Insurance,
Long-term Disability Insurance
Employee Assistance Program
Shift Premiums for Weekend Shifts - work 33 hours, paid for 40 (weekend night shift) or work 36 hours, paid for 40 (weekend day shift)
Shift Differentials - $4.00 per hour (weekday night shift), $2.00 per hour (weekend day shift), $4.00 per hour (weekend night shift)
401k
PTO
80 hours of paid holiday per calendar year
other compensation (as applicable)