Aircraft Quality Inspector
benelux tek groupMobile (AL)
About the role
Aircraft Quality Inspector Benelux Tek Group Inc. (Aerospace Division) is currently seeking highly skilled Aircraft Quality Inspector candidates for one of its clients in Mobile, Alabama. Our client is a recognized aviation, aerospace, airline, manufacturing, or MRO organization supporting aircraft maintenance, repair, overhaul, production, line maintenance, and/or airworthiness operations. Position Title: Aircraft Quality Inspector Location: Mobile, Alabama Job Overview: We are hiring an Aircraft Quality Inspector to support aircraft production and quality verification activities. The role involves performing visual, incoming, first-article, in-process, final, and functional inspections to verify compliance with design specifications, customer requirements, and applicable regulatory standards.
Responsibilities:
Perform quality inspections on aircraft structures, mechanical systems, assemblies, installations, and production work packages. Verify conformity to engineering drawings, specifications, manufacturing standards, customer requirements, and regulatory requirements. Inspect workmanship, fasteners, materials, installation quality, bonding, pressure checks, and aircraft documentation where applicable. Identify and document discrepancies, nonconformances, and corrective action requirements. Support production, engineering, and maintenance teams in resolving quality issues while maintaining compliance. Review and complete inspection records, aircraft logs, quality forms, and release documentation as required. Promote safety, FOD prevention, and defect-free aircraft delivery standards.
Requirements:
Previous aircraft inspection, quality assurance, aircraft maintenance, or aerospace manufacturing experience preferred. A&P license preferred and may be required depending on assigned inspection scope. Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, technical instructions, specifications, and aircraft documentation. Knowledge of aircraft structures, mechanical systems, manufacturing quality standards, and regulatory compliance. Strong attention to detail, documentation accuracy, communication skills, and computer proficiency. Ability to work multiple shifts, overtime, and production schedules as required. A220/A320 family, flightline, or commercial aircraft inspection experience preferred.
Benefits:
Market-competitive pay rates. Long-term and permanent placement opportunities, subject to client requirement and candidate performance. Comprehensive benefits may include Health, Dental, Vision, Group Insurance, 401K, paid time off, and/or relocation assistance, subject to client policy and eligibility.
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