Inspector - Fabrication/Assembly Jobs
Inspector - Fabrication/Assembly Jobs
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Level B1.
- Use and interpret drawings, inspection manuals and specifications, shop mathematics precision measuring instruments, specialized inspection machines, tools, and equipment necessary to accomplish work assignments.
- Experience working with Quality Management System Policies and procedures
- Working knowledge of Company Policies, Procedures and Specifications
- Overall working knowledge of production processes
- Contact other company organizations or customer representatives, as required to coordinate and accomplish work assignments.
- Good communication skills †\" written and verbal
- Good computing skills
- Operate testing machines, calculate and record results
- Maintain certifications as required
- Plan your sequence of operations
- Follow Inspection (shop) procedures to accept or reject processes/parts/assemblies
- Verify that tools are qualified
- Prepare and maintain Quality records
- Work across equivalent or lower-level Inspector job codes as required
- Cross-train in equivalent level Assembly, Composite, Metals, Process, and Systems/Payload Structures Mechanic classifications Qualifications Required:
- Prompt and on-time daily
- Ability to obtain all required training certifications and maintain certifications while on assignment
- Must be available to work any shift- 1st, 2nd, and 3rd shift operations
- Available for periods of heavy overtime
- 5 years' experience in aerospace airframe assembly inspection
- Blueprint reading experience
- MS Office and SAP experience
- Experience writing NCRs (Tags)
- SAP experience
- Previous Spirit or Boeing experience
- Boeing 737 Airframe/Fuselage Experience group id: 10216532
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