Quality Inspector Day Shift

Quality Inspector

Quality inspectors work without supervision and will demonstrate expert understanding of Geometric Dimension and Tolerancing (GD&T) methods per ASME 14.5. They will also demonstrate expert level blueprint reading and manufacturing/inspection related math skills and the ability to program/edit Coordinate Measuring Machines/Scanners (CMM). PC-DMIS preferred, but not required. In addition, they will demonstrate the ability to review and critique AS9102 reports. They may be expected to provide leadership and assistance to less experienced inspectors as well as provide input in creating new inspection processes. Typically 5+ years of experience. Primary duties and responsibilities include working with CNC programmers to develop CMM programs, creating mechanical inspection processes and procedures, and reviewing and critiquing AS9102 reports created by less experienced inspectors. Good knowledge of common inspection measuring equipment including, but not limited to, surface plates, micrometers, height gauges, radius gauges, protractors, profilometers, bore gauges, dial indicators, and Coordinate Measuring Machines/Scanners. Blueprint reading and basic math skills. Desire to learn.

Required skills include CMM programing, advanced competencies in mechanical inspection techniques, ability to create diagrams and work instructions for inspection processes, and proficiency in a CMM software. Familiarity with CADCAM software is required. Preferred experience and education include at least three years of experience in the aerospace industry, GED or High School diploma preferred but not required, certification or two-year degree preferred but not required, and 3+ years with recent aerospace machine shop experience.

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