What to expect:

• You will be part of a global inspection team assuring quality of components and assemblies that this global aerospace leader is sourcing from one or more suppliers in this area. Once on the team, you will be deployed through SQA’s operations center based on client need and each supplier’s production schedule.

What you’ll do:

• You will be conducting the precision mechanical inspection of aerospace parts & components at various client suppliers in the New England area (Laconia, NH; Suffield, CT; Gaithersburg, MD; Wilmington, MA). Prior to deployment, you will undergo training (locally and in California), including a remote classroom session, Gage R&R training and testing, and three shadow inspections with an existing inspector on the team. The final day of training is a shadow inspection with the client.

What you’ll need:

• For this role, you must have CMM experience (but not necessarily CMM programming experience). You will be required to take and pass a GD&T test. Composite experience would be a huge plus. Because of the nature of the products, US Citizenship is also a requirement and background checks are required.
• As a Level 2 Inspector, you will have industry experience (5 or more years) and the ability to independently establish criteria with limited guidance. You should possess experience within a technical discipline or extensive technical training. This position requires visual acuity and the ability to detect defects on highly complex products, verify documentation packages to industry/commodity specific standards, classify defect types, and verify rework conducted during the time of the inspection. You will also be able to read and interpret standard manufacturing drawings based on industry and commodity standards. Note: Mechanical inspectors at this level are capable of validating dimensions (total tolerances >/=.005” with Minimal GD&T validation) utilizing standard hand tools (e.g., micrometers, calipers, height gages).