About the role

Quality Source Inspector We are seeking a Quality Source Inspector with expertise in electrical and mechanical commodity products, including but not limited to Circuit Card Assemblies (CCA), Printed Wiring Board Circuit Card Assemblies (PWBCCA), cable and wire assemblies. This role involves performing inspections at multiple supplier locations to ensure compliance with industry standards and customer requirements. Candidates must possess a strong attention to detail, excellent technical skills, and the ability to document inspection results effectively.
Key Responsibilities: Conduct inspections on electrical and mechanical commodity products, including CCA, PWBCCA, and cable/wire assemblies, ensuring compliance with engineering drawings, specifications, and applicable standards. Verify product conformity through dimensional checks, visual inspections, and functional tests as required. Review and approve First Article Inspections (FAI) and other quality with AS9102 Rev C, preferred Identify non-conformances and collaborate with suppliers to resolve Utilize precision measuring tools and equipment to perform detailed inspections. Use of UV light - 4x magnification Use of Halo lighting Use of inspection tools to accurately measure keep out areas, as required. Familiarity with inspection methods as required per JSTD-001 and/or IPC-610 such asDocument inspection results accurately and provide detailed reports to stakeholders.
Experience: Experience in quality inspection, preferably in electrical and mechanical components for aerospace or related industries.
Education: High school diploma or equivalent required; technical degree or certification in quality assurance, electrical engineering, or a related field preferred.
Skills:
  • IPC 610 requiredJSTD-001 preferred but not required
  • Must be willing to obtain certification as required
  • Proficient in interpreting engineering drawings, schematics, and technical
in the inspection of CCAs, PWBCCAs, and cable/wire assemblies. Familiar with aerospace and manufacturing quality standards (AS9100, ISO 9001).Strong problem-solving, organizational, and communication skills. Proficient in using precision measuring tools and documentation software.
Other Requirements: Must be computer savvy and willing to use Verify Global web based email account while representing VerifyMust be proficient using Microsoft Word and Excel. Possess a personal cell phone and be willing to use a personal laptop onsite for reporting purposes. Willingness to work in manufacturing environments and travel to multiple supplier
Requirements: Ability to stand, walk, and move around manufacturing and inspection areas for extended periods. Capability to lift and handle objects up to [Insert Weight] pounds as needed during inspections. Fine motor skills for handling precision measuring tools and delicate components. Adequate vision (with or without corrective lenses) to perform detailed inspections. Ability to work in manufacturing environments, including exposure to noise, dust, and temperature Screenings: Consent for Background Check (every 4 years) Consent for Drug Screening, based on program requirements Completed Eye Exam based on program requirements.

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