Join Our Team as an FAA Quality Inspector 2 In this position, you will play a vital role in verifying that both finished assemblies and procured parts adhere to strict regulatory and quality benchmarks, providing essential support to our production and inspection departments. This is a safety-sensitive, onsite position primarily based on the first shift, though flexibility for nights, weekends, or shifting schedules is required; please note that all employees are subject to random drug screenings. Core Responsibilities Verify the quality of incoming components and final assemblies to help the team maintain high compliance standards. Examine electronic and electro-mechanical assemblies through visual and mechanical inspection methods. Evaluate soldered assemblies to ensure they meet

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requirements and inspect harness assemblies. Develop and evaluate First Article Inspection Reports (FAIR) following AS9102 guidelines. Generate necessary documentation, including certifications and Authorized Release Certificates, to facilitate the acceptance or rejection of parts. Collect statistical product and process data while keeping accurate records for inspection and calibration cycles. Report quality issues and identify potential process or design improvements to enhance overall efficiency. Conduct inspections on behalf of customers when requested. Ensure reliable and punctual attendance, with the willingness to work extra hours when the business requires it. Required Qualifications At least two years of experience in an inspection role, ideally within the electronics or aerospace sectors. A High School Diploma, Secondary Certificate, or the equivalent. Demonstrated ability to produce and audit First Article Inspection Reports (AS9102). Competence in interpreting complex technical drawings and performing visual inspections per

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standards. Skilled in using measurement tools and applying geometric dimensioning and tolerancing principles. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and detail-oriented capabilities. Solid computer literacy and the ability to execute both written and spoken directives. Physical capability to lift up to 30 lbs and handle standard light tasks in a production environment. Acknowledgment that this is a safety-sensitive role requiring participation in random drug testing. Preferred Experience Completion of vocational training, relevant apprenticeships, or equivalent field experience. Background working within aerospace manufacturing settings. Compensation The hourly pay rate for this position ranges from $19.20 to $24.00. Apply Today We are looking to fill this position promptly. Please submit your resume for consideration.