Borescope Inspector

If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. Company Overview Wellman Dynamics is a leading magnesium and aluminum sand casting foundry specializing in large, dimensionally complex components for aerospace and defense applications, including rotary-wing, aeroengine, and munitions platforms. The company is a portfolio company of J.F. Lehman & Company, a leading aerospace and defense focused private equity firm, and is investing in the expansion of its Engineering function to strengthen technical depth, tighten process control, and prepare the business for automation and advanced manufacturing investments. Position Summary At Wellman Dynamics, the Borescope Inspector plays a vital role in ensuring that every casting meets mission-critical quality standards. Your precision, attention to detail, and dedication to excellence directly support the defense equipment and systems that protect our nation. The Borescope Inspector uses specialized optical equipment and tools to inspect internal passages and cavities of metal castings. This hands-on role requires precision, steady focus, and problem-solving skills to identify defects, ensure components meet specifications, and maintain the high quality standards expected by our defense industry customers. You will work as part of a quality-focused team and have opportunities for skill advancement and cross-training across the manufacturing facility. Key Responsibilities Operate borescope equipment to examine internal passages and cavities for defects or blockages Use specialized tools to clean and clear internal passages, removing debris and identifying problem areas Operate, calibrate, and maintain precision gauges and testing equipment Document inspection results accurately and communicate findings to supervisors and engineering Follow written work instructions and quality specifications for each casting type Maintain a clean, organized workstation and ensure all tools are properly calibrated and available Identify and elevate quality issues; participate in continuous improvement discussions Work safely by following all safety protocols, wearing required PPE, and reporting hazards Cross-train within the inspection classification to support operational flexibility Required Qualifications & Experience Associate degree in Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, or related field (minimum 2 years relevant experience may substitute) Previous experience in foundry or industrial manufacturing environment; experience with sand casting, process improvement, and cross-functional project work preferred Understanding of metallurgy, sand casting, aluminum/magnesium alloys, SolidWorks or casting simulation software ISO Quality Standards knowledge preferred; continuous learning culture Ability to read and follow written work instructions, traveler documents, and customer requirements. Ability to inspect finished and in-process castings and identify defects or nonconformances. Ability to use inspection tools such as hand gauges, micrometers, ultrasonic testers, and borescopes. Strong attention to detail when verifying castings, numbers, documentation, and inspection results. Ability to communicate effectively, work independently, and collaborate with multiple departments. Ability to perform repetitive tasks, stand for six to eight hours, lift up to 50 pounds, and push or pull up to 80 pounds of force. Ability to obtain required inspection qualifications and complete the certification competency test. Preferred Qualifications Experience with sand casting, aluminum or magnesium alloys, or other foundry processes. Experience inspecting castings or identifying common casting defects. Familiarity with quality procedures, inspection documentation, nonconformance reporting, and calibration requirements. Experience using micrometers, ultrasonic testing equipment, borescopes, or other precision inspection tools. Familiarity with ISO quality standards or other quality-management systems. Previous experience working in a unionized manufacturing or foundry environment. Demonstrated willingness to learn new inspection methods, cross-train, and obtain additional qualifications. Success Factors Accurate and consistent inspection of finished and in-process castings in accordance with written instructions and customer requirements. Timely identification, documentation, and communication of defects and nonconformances. Reliable verification of casting identification, serial numbers, traveler information, and related documentation. Proper use, calibration verification, and care of inspection equipment. Complete and accurate QDIR cards, inspection records, and supporting documentation. Successful completion and maintenance of required inspection certification and stamp qualifications. Effective communication with Production, Quality, supervisors, management, and other departments. Consistent adherence to safety, quality, work-instruction, and documentation requirements. Demonstrated reliability, attention to detail, teamwork, problem-solving, and willingness to learn. #J-18808-Ljbffr ADP, Inc.