QUALITY INSPECTOR - A

About the role

A Quality Inspector performs complete quality inspection operations on a variety of purchased or manufactured materials, hardware, electrical components, electro-mechanical assemblies/systems and manufacturing processes using drawings, military specifications, process specifications and contractual requirements as well as internal (PROP) procedures that are applicable.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate completed sub-assemblies or systems to determine the cause of defective appearance or malfunctions.
• Recommend design changes and other corrective actions and war room requests, working with Engineering to adhere to contractual and drawing requirements.
• Perform inspections using tooling and check lists for the complete inspection of sub-assemblies and systems.
• Interface with manufacturing operations and engineering personnel to improve processes and document issues.
• Conduct inspections of complex components to determine, from visual and dimensional checks, piece/part conditions that contribute to, or cause, defects.
• Conduct investigations to detect conditions affecting functional aspects of the system and recommend solutions to eliminate current and/or future malfunctions.
• Perform first-piece, patrol, sampling, physical configuration audit, and final inspection on a variety of complete electromechanical LRUs and systems.
• Visually inspect for appropriate electrical assembly specifications and standards.
• Determine and evaluate the cause of rejections and recommend changes in tooling/equipment, functions and/or materials to improve the quality of the completed product.
• Review procedures and techniques used to inspect materials, parts, units, and/or systems that improperly passed inspection, to make necessary corrections to prevent recurrence.
• Perform ISO Audits as required by audit coordinator after receiving certification.
• Submit contract end item product as required.

Requirements

• Evaluate completed sub-assemblies or systems to determine the cause of defective appearance or malfunctions.
• Recommend design changes and other corrective actions and war room requests, working with Engineering to adhere to contractual and drawing requirements.
• Perform inspections using tooling and check lists for the complete inspection of sub-assemblies and systems.
• Interface with manufacturing operations and engineering personnel to improve processes and document issues.
• Conduct inspections of complex components to determine, from visual and dimensional checks, piece/part conditions that contribute to, or cause, defects.
• Conduct investigations to detect conditions affecting functional aspects of the system and recommend solutions to eliminate current and/or future malfunctions.
• Perform first-piece, patrol, sampling, physical configuration audit, and final inspection on a variety of complete electromechanical LRUs and systems.
• Visually inspect for appropriate electrical assembly specifications and standards.
• Determine and evaluate the cause of rejections and recommend changes in tooling/equipment, functions and/or materials to improve the quality of the completed product.
• Review procedures and techniques used to inspect materials, parts, units, and/or systems that improperly passed inspection, to make necessary corrections to prevent recurrence.
• Perform ISO Audits as required by audit coordinator after receiving certification.
• Submit contract end item product as required.

Qualifications

• Evaluate completed sub-assemblies or systems to determine the cause of defective appearance or malfunctions.
• Recommend design changes and other corrective actions and war room requests, working with Engineering to adhere to contractual and drawing requirements.
• Perform inspections using tooling and check lists for the complete inspection of sub-assemblies and systems.
• Interface with manufacturing operations and engineering personnel to improve processes and document issues.
• Conduct inspections of complex components to determine, from visual and dimensional checks, piece/part conditions that contribute to, or cause, defects.
• Conduct investigations to detect conditions affecting functional aspects of the system and recommend solutions to eliminate current and/or future malfunctions.
• Perform first-piece, patrol, sampling, physical configuration audit, and final inspection on a variety of complete electromechanical LRUs and systems.
• Visually inspect for appropriate electrical assembly specifications and standards.
• Determine and evaluate the cause of rejections and recommend changes in tooling/equipment, functions and/or materials to improve the quality of the completed product.
• Review procedures and techniques used to inspect materials, parts, units, and/or systems that improperly passed inspection, to make necessary corrections to prevent recurrence.
• Perform ISO Audits as required by audit coordinator after receiving certification.
• Submit contract end item product as required.

Skills

• Evaluate completed sub-assemblies or systems to determine the cause of defective appearance or malfunctions.
• Recommend design changes and other corrective actions and war room requests, working with Engineering to adhere to contractual and drawing requirements.
• Perform inspections using tooling and check lists for the complete inspection of sub-assemblies and systems.
• Interface with manufacturing operations and engineering personnel to improve processes and document issues.
• Conduct inspections of complex components to determine, from visual and dimensional checks, piece/part conditions that contribute to, or cause, defects.
• Conduct investigations to detect conditions affecting functional aspects of the system and recommend solutions to eliminate current and/or future malfunctions.
• Perform first-piece, patrol, sampling, physical configuration audit, and final inspection on a variety of complete electromechanical LRUs and systems.
• Visually inspect for appropriate electrical assembly specifications and standards.
• Determine and evaluate the cause of rejections and recommend changes in tooling/equipment, functions and/or materials to improve the quality of the completed product.
• Review procedures and techniques used to inspect materials, parts, units, and/or systems that improperly passed inspection, to make necessary corrections to prevent recurrence.
• Perform ISO Audits as required by audit coordinator after receiving certification.
• Submit contract end item product as required.

Benefits

Northrop Grumman offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance coverage, life and disability insurance, savings plan, Company paid holidays and paid time off (PTO) for vacation and/or personal business.

Pay

Primary Level Salary Range: $48,459.00 - $112,669.00

Schedule

This is a 2nd Shift position.