Quality Inspector-Assembly
About The Position
The Quality Inspector provides general and core line inspection support, including daily first-part, in-process, and final inspections of aircraft assembly installations such as sealing, fasteners, bushings, bearings, bolts, and ground studs. The role uses inspection drawings, electronic work instructions, and customer specifications to verify fit, form, function, and compliance of assemblies and components. The inspector works with blueprints and written, verbal, and electronic information; uses precision measuring and testing instruments; and utilizes tooling to assemble components into subassemblies or end items. The position verifies that work meets process and engineering specifications, identifies discrepancies, and communicates rework needs to assembly mechanics. It also supports product movement, schedule completion, and inspection across general assembly and core line operations. The inspector may assist in training assembly personnel and cross-train in areas such as CNC machining, special processing, and first article functions.
Requirements
- 1–3 years of aircraft general and structural assembly experience.
- Ability to use inspection, measurement, and testing equipment in accordance with established quality and operational procedures.
Responsibilities
- Perform daily first-part, in-process, and final inspections of assembly installations.
- Inspect assemblies and components against inspection drawings, electronic work instructions, and customer specifications.
- Functionally test assemblies and components and verify fit, form, and function.
- Use precision measuring and testing instruments to complete inspection assignments and functional tests.
- Utilize tooling in assembling components into subassemblies or end items.
- Verify that in-process work meets process and engineering specifications.
- Identify discrepancies and communicate rework needs to assembly mechanics.
- Assist with moving products within the work area and facility.
- Complete work within allotted schedules and support in-process inspections in general assembly and core line operations.
- Assist in training assembly personnel in assembly, installation, and inspection techniques.
- Cross-train in inspection areas such as CNC machining, special processing, and first article functions.
- Perform minor rework such as finish touch-ups, sealing voids, final assembly part marking, packaging, and stocking.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
No Education Listed
