Quality Inspector

Job Description Job Title: Quality Inspector Job Description The Quality Inspector supports first article inspections using 3D arm, laser tracker, and conventional measurement methods, performs production first part checks, and communicates inspection results clearly with manufacturing, programming, and engineering teams. This role also conducts production final inspections before processing, inspects supplier products, and verifies complex assembly quality to ensure compliance with OEM specifications and internal standards. Responsibilities Perform first article inspections using 3D arm, laser tracker, and conventional inspection tools to verify part conformity. Conduct production first part checks to confirm setup accuracy and validate manufacturing processes. Complete production final inspections before parts move to subsequent processing steps to ensure quality requirements are met. Inspect supplier products upon receipt to confirm they meet specified quality and OEM standards. Carry out complex assembly inspections, verifying fit, alignment, and compliance with engineering drawings and specifications. Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings to determine inspection requirements and acceptance criteria. Apply OEM specifications and quality standards during inspections to ensure consistent and compliant output. Use Enovia 3D Viewer to review models and technical data supporting inspection activities. Utilize Discus FAIR software and Net-Inspect to document, manage, and report first article inspection results. Communicate inspection findings, nonconformities, and recommendations clearly to manufacturing, programming, and engineering teams. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve quality issues and support continuous improvement of inspection processes. Maintain accurate inspection records and documentation in applicable systems, including Global Shop when required. Follow established quality control procedures and inspection workflows to ensure repeatable and reliable results. Support adherence to safety, quality, and operational standards within the inspection area. Essential Skills Minimum of 2 years of aviation quality inspection experience. Hands‑on experience using 3D arm measurement equipment (such as FARO arm) for dimensional inspection. Ability to perform inspections with laser tracker equipment or a strong foundation to learn laser tracking methods. Proficiency in inspection and quality control practices, including first article inspection processes. Strong blueprint reading skills and the ability to interpret engineering drawings and specifications. Understanding of OEM specifications and how to apply them in inspection and quality verification. Experience with complex assembly inspection, including dimensional and fit checks. Ability to communicate inspection results clearly and professionally to manufacturing, programming, and engineering teams. Additional Skills & Qualifications Experience with Global Shop or similar manufacturing/ERP systems is helpful. Familiarity with Enovia 3D Viewer for reviewing 3D models and technical data. Experience using Discus FAIR software for first article inspection reporting. Experience with Net-Inspect or similar quality documentation and reporting platforms. Experience in aviation or aerospace manufacturing environments is beneficial. Strong attention to detail and a methodical approach to inspection and documentation. Solid problem‑solving skills and the ability to support root cause analysis for quality issues. Why Work Here? You will work in a stable, climate-controlled environment that supports precision work and attention to detail. The organization values collaboration between quality, manufacturing, programming, and engineering, giving you the opportunity to contribute directly to product excellence and continuous improvement. You will gain exposure to advanced inspection technologies and software tools, building your expertise in aviation quality inspection while working a consistent daytime schedule that supports work‑life balance. Work Environment This role is based in a climate‑controlled facility designed to support precision inspection work. The position operates on a first shift schedule, typically from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, providing a consistent daytime work pattern. The environment involves regular use of 3D arm and laser tracker equipment, as well as inspection software such as Enovia 3D Viewer, Discus FAIR, Net-Inspect, and Global Sho #J-18808-Ljbffr Aerotek