Quality Inspection
$23.00-$24.00/hr
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Junior
SALARY
$23.00-$24.00/hr
About the role
- Inspect incoming aerospace parts, materials, and hardware for visual and dimensional requirements
- Verify purchase orders against received materials
- Review Certificates of Conformance (COCs), material certifications, and test reports
- Perform measurements using calipers, micrometers, height gauges, and gauges
- Compare inspection results to engineering drawings and specifications
- Learn and apply basic blueprint reading and GD&TDocument inspection results accurately in ERP systems and inspection records
- Maintain accurate quality documentation and product traceability
- Identify and properly label nonconforming material
- Escalate discrepancies or questions to senior quality personnel
- Maintain an organized inspection area and follow all safety and quality procedures
- High school diploma or equivalent 1-2 years of experience in inspection, manufacturing, warehouse, mechanical, or a related environment
- Strong mechanical aptitude
- Basic understanding of measurement tools and techniques
- Comfortable using computers for data entry and documentation
- Strong attention to detail
- Ability to follow written procedures and instructions
- Dependable, organized, and willing to learn
- Good communication skills and comfortable asking questions when clarification is needed
- Aerospace experience is a plus, but not required
- Quality control certification or technical coursework is preferred
- Why This Opportunity?
- This is a great opportunity for someone who wants to get into aerospace quality or take the next step in their inspection career. Training is provided as you build experience with precision measurement, technical drawings, GD&T, documentation, and aerospace quality requirements.
- If you're mechanically inclined, detail-oriented, and ready to grow your inspection skills, we'd like to hear from you!
- Apply today with Johnson Service Group.
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