Weapons QC Inspector

V2X•Cheyenne, KS

About The Position

The Weapons QC Inspector inspects maintenance processes, procedures, and equipment condition for assigned aircraft weapons and support equipment in accordance with the Quality Control Plan and the PWS. This is a Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) position. The role requires comprehensive knowledge of helicopter weapon systems and weapons quality control, maintenance, safety, and environmental procedures. The inspector provides technical guidance, evaluates personnel proficiency, conducts training and certifications, and helps ensure weapons maintenance operations and records meet applicable requirements.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
USAF or equivalent formal Weapons military training.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Department of Defense Secret Level security clearance.
Valid U.S. driver’s license.
Applicable weapons qualifications and munitions handling certifications.
Recent craftsman-level (7 level) or equivalent experience as a Weapons/Armament specialist: 5 years within the last 8 years.
In-depth knowledge of the Air Force technical order system and work center management functions.
Working knowledge of AS 9110 or ISO 9001:2008 Quality Support and Safety Programs.
Recent Quality Control experience.
Knowledge and experience in quality control, safety, and environmental issues involving weapons maintenance.
Comprehensive understanding of weapons quality control procedures.
Extensive knowledge of weapons maintenance procedures, troubleshooting, technical publications, special tools, test equipment, and safety procedures.
Working knowledge of IMDS and other computer programs.

Responsibilities

Conduct personnel evaluations and task certifications.
Establish and monitor armory and maintenance room security and facility explosive licensing.
Ensure documentation and historical records are properly maintained.
Ensure compliance with flightline munitions accountability requirements in accordance with AFI 21-201.
Conduct weapons academy training in accordance with AFI 21-101 for Weapons Mechanics.
Conduct work center management evaluations.
Coordinate activities with the Site Quality Supervisor.
Perform scheduled and unscheduled inspections to assess assigned equipment condition and weapons maintenance personnel proficiency as outlined in the Quality Control Plan.
Participate in other Quality Control programs in accordance with the Quality Control Plan.
Provide technical advice and assistance to weapons maintenance personnel and others.
Conduct certification and recertification training programs.
Assist with supply and technical issues.
Monitor operations for accident or injury potential, unsafe acts, and unsafe conditions, and take immediate corrective action when needed.
Identify potential problem areas and suggest solutions.
Investigate identified problem areas as directed by Management.
Perform classroom training on forms documentation, training program products, and other maintenance-related topics as required.
May perform special certifications, including Red X inspections.
Maintain good housekeeping, tool control, FOD awareness and prevention, and safety practices.
Apply technical expertise to solve complex problems by interpreting technical data, including blueprints and manufacturers’ manuals.
Perform basic helicopter ground handling procedures, such as towing, jacking, and refueling or defueling, as needed in emergency situations.