Inspector 2nd Shift RELOCATION ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE

GE Aerospace•Springdale, AR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

GE Aerospace is hiring an Inspector for its Cincinnati Aviation Component Service Center, which develops and conducts repairs on engine components across 29 engine models. The Inspector performs incoming, in-process, and final visual and dimensional inspections throughout the Service Shop in accordance with FAA manuals and regulations. The role includes functional testing of aircraft components, plate layout of incoming materials when needed, verification of test setups, and verification of parts and processes using appropriate inspection techniques and equipment. The Inspector generates release-to-service certifications as required, maintains relevant records, maps work scope, completes component data sheets, quotes applicable repairs, and serves as the point of contact for quality concerns. The role may also involve directing, training, or instructing others. This position is for the second shift and may involve high-risk or hazardous operations or work beyond a standard workweek. Candidates must pass an Inspector written and functional test and be at least 18 by the time they join. The role requires access to U.S. export-controlled information, so employment is contingent on demonstrating U.S. Person status as specified in the posting. GE Aerospace also requires legal authorization to work in the United States and makes offers contingent on successful completion of a drug screen, as applicable; employees may be subject to random and reasonable-suspicion drug and alcohol testing.

Requirements

High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED).
Two years of experience handling aircraft hardware.
Be at least 18 years of age by the time of joining.
Pass the Inspector written and functional test.
Demonstrate U.S. Person status as specified in the posting because the role requires access to U.S. export-controlled information.
Be legally authorized to work in the United States.
Ability to lift and/or move up to 40 pounds on occasion; items over 40 pounds are lifted with assistance.
Ability to operate material handling and lifting devices.
Basic computer, application, and keyboarding skills, such as email and Microsoft Excel.
Ability to work in a noisy environment and wear appropriate safety gear, including eye protection and safety shoes, for extended periods.

Nice To Haves

Experience using special gauges, such as Genspec, optical comparators, and articulating-arm CMMs.
Experience with open setup and CMM inspection.
Experience working from shop engine manuals, service bulletins, and airworthiness directives.
Ability to use basic precision measuring instruments, including micrometers, dial calipers, and dial indicators.
Experience in disposition and quoting parts.
Experience operating hand and power tools and using basic machining equipment.
Three or more years of experience inspecting aircraft hardware.
Ability to obtain an FAA Repairman’s License and experience with 8130 systems.
Proficiency in shop math, including fractions and decimals.
Knowledge of machine shop blueprints and engineering sketches.
Experience performing and troubleshooting minor inspection equipment calibrations.

Responsibilities

Perform incoming, in-process, and final visual and dimensional inspections throughout the Service Shop in accordance with FAA manuals and regulations.
Perform functional tests on aircraft components and plate layout on incoming materials as necessary.
Generate release-to-service certifications for components as required.
Verify test setups and perform parts and process verifications using appropriate inspection techniques and equipment.
Maintain necessary and pertinent records.
Direct, train, or instruct others as required.
Map work scope and complete data sheets related to components.
Quote applicable repairs as required.
Serve as the point of contact for quality concerns.