Assembly Inspector

Join a leading aerospace manufacturing team in Wichita, KS supporting advanced aircraft production programs within a high‑quality, regulated production environment. This role focuses on aircraft quality inspection across structures, systems, fuselage, and composite operations, including cleanroom and structural assembly processes. Key Responsibilities Perform quality inspection activities across aircraft systems, structures, fuselage assembly, composites, metals, and process operations Work within classifications including Systems/Payload, Structures Mechanic, Assembly Mechanic (A), Fuselage Assembly, Underwing Composites, Metals, and Process Mechanic (A3) Certify for systems inspection functions as required by training and qualification standards Support training activities for new or developing inspectors as applicable Conduct root cause investigations and support corrective action documentation (non‑disciplinary) Prepare and submit test results, investigation statements, and quality documentation Perform process audits, hardware inspections, and production surveillance activities Execute all Level B inspection functions as assigned Ensure compliance with aerospace quality standards, procedures, and regulatory requirements Support cleanroom operations related to aircraft barrel manufacturing processes Perform structural inspection work following composite and airframe assembly operations Collaborate with production and engineering teams to resolve quality issues Requirements 3–5 years of aerospace manufacturing experience Experience in aircraft structures, systems installation, assembly, composites, or quality inspection Ability to certify and obtain inspector stamp within required training timeframe Strong understanding of aircraft hardware, fasteners, and structural assembly processes Experience working in cleanroom or controlled manufacturing environments preferred Ability to perform detailed inspections and interpret technical specifications Experience supporting root cause analysis and corrective action processes Strong attention to detail and commitment to aerospace quality standards Ability to work in both cleanroom and structural assembly environments Candidates must be able to successfully complete and pass required QA certification exams Ability to work any assigned shift, including overtime and weekends as required Need immediate joiners only Must be a U.S. Person as defined under U.S. export control regulations Benefits Work on advanced aircraft manufacturing programs in a high‑tech production environment Gain certification and advancement opportunities within aerospace quality inspection Hands‑on exposure to cleanroom and structural aircraft build processes Long‑term opportunity in a stable and growing aerospace sector Highly regulated, safety‑focused, and quality‑driven work environment Additional Information: This role includes structured training programs with required certification testing. Inspectors are expected to obtain qualification stamps within defined training timelines as part of onboarding. #J-18808-Ljbffr