Quality Inspector

Zenix Aerospace Inc•San Diego, CA

1h•$25 - $29•Onsite

About The Position

The Quality Inspector inspects and documents mechanical hardware to verify dimensional and physical compliance. The role covers incoming, in-process, and outgoing materials, parts, assemblies, and completed components at Zenix Aerospace Jet Products’ facility in Kearny Mesa, San Diego. The inspector uses precision measuring instruments and follows specifications, blueprints, shop practices, and customer or government requirements. The position also includes recording inspection results, handling nonconforming material, completing certificate packs, maintaining inspection records and work areas, and reporting status within manufacturing operations.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 2 years of quality manufacturing experience.
Technical aptitude comparable to that needed for aerospace inspection or other industries using precision gauges, specialized measurement tools, and digital inspection tools.
Basic computer skills in Microsoft Word and Excel.
Ability to perform basic math calculations.
Ability to input data into computer programs.
Ability to maintain filing systems and logs.
Ability to operate a forklift and/or pallet jack.

Responsibilities

Inspect incoming, in-process, and outgoing materials, parts, and assemblies to specifications and blueprints, following shop practices and special instructions.
Perform dimensional and visual in-process inspections using precision measuring instruments such as micrometers and calipers.
Perform first article, floor, and final inspections of multiple operations or completed parts.
Inspect assemblies, subassemblies, hardware, and parts for compliance with specifications, drawings, manuals, and customer or government requirements.
Inspect raw material and customer-furnished material for compliance with specifications, certificate packs, and purchase order requirements.
Verify certificate pack information, including part number, job number, heat or lot number, serial or forging number, quantity, size, and shape.
Count and visually inspect material for damage and cleanliness.
Identify items for acceptance or rejection and record required information on the traveler and certificate pack.
Reject nonconforming material and manage items in the hold or rework area.
Clear and receive items in the MRP system.
Store raw material in designated areas.
Complete and forward certificate packs and documentation to the appropriate departments.
Maintain a clean work area and ensure proper handling of tools, equipment, and stock.
Report inspection results and status within manufacturing operations.
Follow written and verbal directions and complete work independently with minimal supervision.
Assist in training inspectors in lower classifications as needed.
Teach, coach, and facilitate processes when required.
Adhere to corporate policies, goals, and objectives; accept constructive criticism; establish goals; and demonstrate initiative and commitment.