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W3Global
Quality Bench Inspector
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A Quality Inspector inspects and evaluates products according to company quality control standards. Inspects goods or packaging in a production or manufacturing facility.
$46,846 / year median in Connecticut
+2% projected growth
Job Description
An aerospace manufacturer is hiring a Quality Bench Inspector to ensure precision parts, materials, and supporting documentation comply with all customer, engineering, and internal quality requirements.
Key DutiesInspect incoming, in-process, and completed components through visual, dimensional, and layout inspection methods.
Read blueprints, operation sheets, purchase orders, and certifications to verify part compliance.
Complete first-piece and First Article Inspections and document results using inspection method sheets.
Review special-process certifications and maintain accurate quality records.
Use inspection software, including InspectionXpert or Net-Inspect, as applicable.
Required Background2-8 years of inspection experience in aerospace or precision manufacturing.
Strong GD&T, blueprint interpretation, and dimensional-layout inspection skills.
Ability to assess manufacturing processes and apply practical shop math.
Effective communication, analytical, and interpersonal skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel; experience with InspectionXpert or Net-Inspect is preferred.
Key DutiesInspect incoming, in-process, and completed components through visual, dimensional, and layout inspection methods.
Read blueprints, operation sheets, purchase orders, and certifications to verify part compliance.
Complete first-piece and First Article Inspections and document results using inspection method sheets.
Review special-process certifications and maintain accurate quality records.
Use inspection software, including InspectionXpert or Net-Inspect, as applicable.
Required Background2-8 years of inspection experience in aerospace or precision manufacturing.
Strong GD&T, blueprint interpretation, and dimensional-layout inspection skills.
Ability to assess manufacturing processes and apply practical shop math.
Effective communication, analytical, and interpersonal skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Excel; experience with InspectionXpert or Net-Inspect is preferred.