Precision Metrology Quality Inspector

Precision Metrology Quality Inspector York Employment•4.5 Chino, CA Job Details $20•$27 an hour 1 hour ago Qualifications Quality assurance within aerospace industry Mechanical blueprint interpretation Measurement-based inspection Raw material quality management Performance dashboards Quality records maintenance Process audits Blueprint specification interpretation Incident report management Monitoring dimensions Production deviation management Mid-level Reporting and dashboarding tools First article inspection High school diploma or GED Quality control data reporting Dimensional measurements Continuous improvement Precision measurement in machining Collaboration with manufacturing teams Quality control communication Production records Manufacturing company experience Product quality failure Cross-functional communication AS9100 Audit support

Full Job Description Precision Metrology Quality Inspector Locations & Pay Corona, CA:

$20•27 per hour

Chino, CA:

$20•24 per hour A day in the life You start your shift reviewing today's production schedule and inspection queue.

First up:

verifying incoming materials. With calipers and micrometers in hand, you confirm critical dimensions, record results, and flag anything outside tolerance. As production ramps, you move to in-process checks—spot-measuring components, running a CMM program to validate complex profiles, and updating the quality dashboard so the team sees real-time status. A finished-goods lot closes out the morning; you complete the final inspection, document metrics, and sign off for shipment. When a nonconformance appears, you collaborate with production to contain the issue, document it clearly, and help drive a corrective action. Between lots, you refine a checklist, assist with a procedure update, and prep for an upcoming internal audit. Throughout the day, your attention to detail keeps our products aligned with company and industry standards. What you'll do Perform detailed inspections on incoming materials, work-in-process parts, and finished products. Use precision metrology tools to verify specifications and tolerances. Capture findings and maintain accurate quality records and metrics. Identify, document, and communicate defects or nonconformities to production. Partner with cross‑functional teams to implement corrective actions and enhance processes. Support creation and improvement of quality control procedures. Participate in audits and continuous improvement activities. What you bring High school diploma or equivalent; technical training/certification in quality is a plus. Hands-on experience as a Quality Inspector (or similar) in manufacturing. Exceptional attention to detail with a strong eye for defects. Knowledge of quality standards and methodologies. Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical specs. Clear communicator who thrives in collaborative team settings. Skilled with calipers, micrometers, and other measurement tools. You should be proficient in AS9100 Experience Blueprint Reading Tools & Technologies Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) Measurement Gauges Calipers and Micrometers