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W3Global

Quality 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

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Job Description

Our client, an aerospace manufacturer, is seeking a detail-oriented Quality Inspector to ensure manufactured components meet required quality, regulatory, and customer specifications. This individual will conduct inspections throughout the production process and help maintain high standards for aerospace safety and performance.

ResponsibilitiesInspect incoming materials, in-process parts, and finished components using visual methods and precision measurement tools.

Review parts for conformance to drawings, specifications, and established quality procedures.

Record inspection findings in reports, logs, and the company quality database, including rework and scrap data.

Follow and support Standard Process Instructions (SPIs), quality procedures, and applicable safety requirements.

Assist with calibration activities for inspection and measurement equipment.

Maintain a safe, organized work environment and comply with all company and regulatory standards.

Qualifications1-5 years of quality inspection experience in aerospace, manufacturing, or a comparable precision-production environment.

Familiarity with manufacturing processes, inspection methods, and quality-control procedures.

Knowledge of GD&T is preferred.

Strong analytical, communication, interpersonal, and basic shop-math skills.

Detail-oriented, dependable, and committed to consistent product quality.