Quality Assurance Inspector Specialist - 1st Shift

Lockheed Martin•Greenville, SC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Assurance Inspector for the F-16 Production Team is responsible for inspecting and validating mechanic work and processes. This role involves ensuring that in-process and completed products, including electronic, mechanical, structural, and powerplant units and subsystems, meet predetermined standards. The inspector will use blueprints, diagrams, and technical orders to validate specifications and assembly build-up, and employ various precision measuring instruments to evaluate aircraft/part serviceability. A key part of the role is collaborating with the customer to present validated work for approval and final buy-off, as well as reviewing documents for accuracy and completeness. The inspector will also generate discrepancy reports for identified flaws, internal defects, and incorrect work. This position is located in Greenville, SC and requires a U.S. citizen to obtain a secret clearance.

Requirements

8 years or more of demonstrated experience as an Aircraft Mechanic/Assembler/Inspector.
Experience with reading and interpreting blueprints, specifications and/or Aircraft drawings.
Airframe/APG/Electrical/Flight line experience.
Experience with precision measuring equipment, such as, but not limited to calipers, ball gauges, micrometers, tensiometers, and coating thickness gauges.
Must be a U.S. Citizen.
Must be able to obtain a secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

F-16 manufacturing or maintenance experience.
Previous Inspection/Quality Control Experience.
Computer skills to include Word, Excel, SAP, Solumina, SFM and APRISO/QADS.
Experience with determining root cause(s) and corrective action.
Familiar with Tool Control and FOD prevention.
Experience with technical writing for drafting non-conformance documents that require disposition.

Responsibilities

Use predetermined methods to validate in-process and completed product such as electronic, mechanical, structural, and powerplant units and subsystems.
Utilize blueprints, diagrams, and technical orders to validate specifications and assembly build-up.
Utilize dial indicators, preset micrometers, scales, fixtures, and borescopes to evaluate aircraft/part serviceability.
Work with the customer to present validated work for their approval and final buy-off.
Review documents for accuracy and completeness.
Generate discrepancy reports for identified flaws, internal defects and incorrect work.