Quality Inspector

Lockheed Martin•Trumbull, CT

19h•Onsite

About The Position

Lockheed Martin is a global leader in aerospace, defense, and technology solutions. At Sikorsky, we have been helping the future arrive since 1923, solving great problems with innovative technologies. This role involves performing various inspection tasks on components, ensuring compliance with technical data and regulations, and maintaining accurate records. The position is safety-sensitive and requires participation in a drug testing program.

Requirements

FAA Airframe and Powerplant License
High-school diploma or equivalent
Minimum 2 years of inspection/quality-control experience on aerospace components or a related field.
Competent in performing evaluation, final, receiving, preliminary, and in-process inspections on a variety of components.
Skilled at evaluating repair work for completeness and compliance to technical data.

Nice To Haves

FAA Airframe and Powerplant License
Working experience as an Aircraft Technician in an overhaul and repair environment
Knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations
Knowledge of AS9100 requirements

Responsibilities

Perform evaluation and final inspection tasks on components listed on the training Competency Sheet.
Perform receiving inspections, preliminary inspections, and in-process inspections on all components worked in the facility.
Use precision measuring instruments and gages such as feeler gages, dial indicators, micrometers, calipers, etc.
Evaluate repair work performed within the facility or sent to outside sources for completeness and compliance to technical data.
Follow procedures found in component maintenance manuals, service bulletins, ORI’s, OREI’s, drawings, check sheets, etc.
Review and interpret related paperwork to ensure proper identification of parts, operational sequence, and recorded information on appropriate documentation.
Interpret documentation received with incoming cores to determine adequate traceability and history.
Research compliance requirements of components in work using AD’s, ASB’s, and other technical data.
Locate technical data such as operation sheets, manuals, ASB’s, ORI’s, OREI’s, and blueprints.
Competent in the use of torque wrenches and have a complete understanding of SAC torque specification SS9300.
Filing and archiving of records.
Adhere to all EH&S requirements, FAA & EASA regulations, company rules, policies, procedures, and corporate initiatives.
Tag and report to TPM Manager any equipment that is unsafe or requires maintenance.
Segregate hazardous waste material and follow good housekeeping practices.
Work occasional overtime as required to support business requirements.