OBJECTIVE
Performs first article, in-process and finished part inspection of machined, fabricated and assembled aerospace parts, maintains quality documentation, and performs related tasks to ensure customer quality standards have been met in the manufacture and processing of customer parts
Shop charts, shop sketches and other supporting documents (Engineering Orders, SPCO’s, Drawing Change Notices)
Rockwell hardness and conductivity testing
Typical Job Requirements
Reads customer blueprints and checks parts for conformance with customer specifications using standard inspection procedures
Uses gauges and certified tools as required
Follows instructions from manufacturing planning, setup sheets, shop charts and verbal work instructions
Learns one or more certified inspection operations and passes certification exam (i.e. Rockwell, conductivity, weld,)
Understands and follows hazardous waste disposal requirements
Demonstrates good communication and self-management skills
Knows how to input FAI data into FAI forms
Performs end of line activities including Certificate of Conformances
Scans work orders from various departments and areas
Knows how to operate a part mark machine
Education & Experience
• High School graduate or equivalent
• Mechanical aptitude and good work ethic
• Minimum one-year work experience in aerospace machining environment, preferably as a machinist or inspector
• Demonstrated mathematical ability
• Demonstrated ability to read and comprehend technical documents
• Temper inspector must receive Rockwell and conductivity training and pass certification exam
Shop charts, shop sketches and other supporting documents (Engineering Orders, SPCO’s, Drawing Change Notices)
Rockwell hardness and conductivity testing
Reviews and interprets technical customer, supplier and internal documentation for application in the inspection process
Demonstrated ability to review CMM Reports and interpret them with little assistance
Demonstrated ability to bench inspect features to correlate CMM results on most part configurations
Performs all quality inspection functions at a senior level
Provides guidance to Level I Inspectors as required
Typical Job Requirements
Reads customer blueprints and checks parts for conformance with customer specifications using standard inspection procedures
Uses gauges and certified tools as required
Follows instructions from manufacturing planning, setup sheets, shop charts and verbal work instructions
Learns one or more certified inspection operations and passes certification exam (i.e. Rockwell, conductivity, weld,)
Understands and follows hazardous waste disposal requirements
Demonstrates good communication and self-management skills
Knows how to input FAI data into FAI forms
Performs end of line activities including Certificate of Conformances
Scans work orders from various departments and areas
Knows how to operate a part mark machine
Performs all requirements of Level I
Fully competent in the understanding and interpretation of manufacturing planning, setup sheets, shop charts and verbal work instructions
Reviews and approves first article paperwork prepared by Level I Inspectors
Reviews manufacturing documents including customer purchase orders, materials and processing documentation, engineering specifications and is able to extract and apply information to the current job or work order without assistance
Advanced blueprint reading capabilities
Trains Level I Inspector in Level II tasks
Performs special assignments (example: tooling acceptance or 1st part conformity)
Maintains certification in one or more certified inspection operations (i.e. Rockwell, conductivity, weld,)
Performs multifunctional operations and is cross-trained in multiple inspection functions
Performs as a lead person if required
Demonstrates high efficiency in daily activities
Understands and can navigate in Net-Inspect to upload FAI information
Education & Experience
Possesses all Education and Experience credentials as Level I with the following additions:
• Minimum of three years of work experience as a Quality Inspector in a machining or assembly aerospace manufacturing facility
• Has received specialized training in blueprint, math, communication or other applicable training
• Demonstrates good computer skills (Excel and Word)
• Ability to work in manufacturing software
General Duties and ResponsibilitiesÂ
• Comply with all company and safety rules and regulations. Wear personal protective equipment as required.
• Follow corporate policies and procedures as well as department goals and objectives.
• Actively participate in cross-training, cost savings and team activities to improve processes.
• Maintain appropriate tact and diplomacy when interacting with co-workers, team members and supervisors
** Johnson Service Group (JSG) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. JSG provides equal employment opportunities to all applicants and employees without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, marital status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
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