Performs the in-process and final inspection of products used in airframe and missile manufacturing. Analyzes engineering blueprints, process specifications, shop travelers, and manufacturing planning documents to determine the nature and extent of inspection requirements. This role involves determining the most practical inspection method and technique, planning the sequence of operations, and selecting precision measuring instruments and equipment for dimensional inspection of units. The inspector will conduct first article, receiving, in-process, and final inspections, visually and dimensionally inspecting a wide variety of airframes parts and aerospace assemblies/components. Responsibilities also include witnessing first piece part production, observing in-process inspection during build-up stages, performing final assembly inspection, and observing testing operations to ensure quality and compliance with specifications. Additionally, the role involves inspecting incoming materials, verifying certifications, checking traceability information, and certifying the proper mixing of bonding agents. The inspector will examine reinforced plastic and rubber products for defects, check configurations and dimensions, prepare shipping documentation, monitor oven and cure processes, and perform or observe testing operations. The role also includes preparing rework tags, inspection reports, and documentation, coordinating rejections with relevant departments, assembling end-item documentation, and maintaining history files and records. This job description is not all-inclusive, and other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED