Aerostructures Quality Assurance Inspector Incoming, In‑Process & Final

Aerostructures Quality Assurance Inspector•Incoming, In‑Process & Final

NE-XT USA

Windsor, CT Job Details $30•$35 an hour 7 hours ago Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Measurement-based inspection Document review (document control) Quality records maintenance ISO standards Production deviation management Quality control preventive actions Corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) Mid-level Incident Escalation First article inspection Shipping and receiving inspections Dimensional measurements Analysis skills Parts drawings Quality control within aerospace industry Precision measurement in machining Quality control communication Supplier evaluation Escalation handling Hand tools Quality control records management Communication skills Product quality failure Delivery detail verification Supplier quality assurance (SQA) Full Job Description Aerostructures Quality Assurance Inspector•Incoming, In‑Process & Final Help us safeguard flight‑critical components by ensuring every feature and document meets aerospace standards from dock to ship.

Role focus Incoming acceptance:

Inspect received material and paperwork to the inspection plan and customer criteria; confirm traceability and conformity.

Certification review:

Evaluate supplier certs and test reports; coordinate with Customer Logistical Certification and Shipping Reviewers (CLCSRs) for final approval.

First piece validation:

Perform first article/first piece checks to verify setup, tooling, and process capability before production moves forward. In‑process control: Conduct line checks, catch trends early, and verify rework effectiveness.

Final release:

Complete final inspections to drawings, specifications, and contract requirements; partner with Designated Quality Representatives (DQRs) for customer data and reviews.

Nonconformance management:

Log defects in the QMS/ERP, support MRB and PQE investigations, and contribute to 8D corrective actions.

Collaboration:

Align with Certified Inspectors and communicate promptly with the Inspection Quality Manager, PQEs, and Operations. Success metrics Complete, accurate inspection records High first piece/in‑process detection rates Accurate incoming certification reviews On‑time inspections Low escape rate and strong prevention impact Clear, timely communication and escalation What you bring Background in manufacturing or aerospace inspection Fluency in engineering drawings and GD&T Skilled with calipers, micrometers, height gages, and reading CMM reports Detail‑driven with strong documentation habits Clear, concise communicator of quality issues

Preferred:

AS9100 or

ISO 9001

experience; aerospace manufacturing exposure Core proficiencies GD&T Quality Inspection Experience Tolerance Analysis Precision Measurement & Hand Metrology Advanced Inspection & Gauge Measurement Tools & tech you'll touch Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) (Hexagon) Measurement Gauges Calipers and Micrometers Work details

Schedule:

Full‑time, Monday-Friday, first shift

Overtime:

As required

Compensation:

Based on experience and certifications Join a quality‑first team focused on preventing defects, accelerating flow, and protecting customers and end users.