Quality Inspector

Posted 2 days ago

satellite tool machineSouth Windsor (CT)

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing

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About the role

Job Description: We are seeking a Aerospace Quality Inspector to join our team! You will review certifications to determine the quality of materials and validate dimensions on in process and finished metal aircraft engine parts to meet our customer quality requirements. Lots of opportunity for overtime! Must be authorized to work in USA.No Relocation Funding.

Responsibilities: Perform thorough examinations of all materials, in process and finished products Perform manual layout inspection know how to use gauges - micrometer, indicators, swing gauges, height gauge, Optical Comperator, calipers, pins and wall thickness gauge Read and interpret CMM reports Participate in internal audits and evaluations Identify and troubleshoot dimensional problems and defects Participate in routine visual inspections Maintain a clean and safe work environment

Qualifications: Previous work experience in quality control in Aerospace Must be able interpret blueprints and operation sheets Must be able to use gauges: micrometer, indicators, swing gauges, height gauge, Optical Comperator, calipers, pins and wall thickness gauge Understanding of Pratt and Whitney, General Electric and Sikorsky specifications Can use Excel, Words and Outlook Strong analytical and critical thinking skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills To be considered, please click "Apply Now." \nCompany

Description: Growing manufacturing company of aircraft engine parts and helicopter parts. Family owned and operated since 1980! Looking for fast paced employees to grow with our company!

Company Description: Growing manufacturing company of aircraft engine parts and helicopter parts. Family owned and operated since 1980!Looking for fast paced employees to grow with our company!

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