Title Quality Inspector

Duties/Responsibilities

• Affirms product quality and manufacturing accuracy by properly using inspection equipment
• Maintains product quality documentation by keeping accurate records and files, such as Material Certifications, First Article Inspection Reports (AS9102), Inspection Method Sheets (IMS), First Piece Inspection
• Reads and interprets aerospace blueprints and geometrical tolerancing
• Has knowledge in the use of all types of standard inspection measurement equipment, such as micrometers, dial bore gauges, internal and external thread gauges, use of sine plates and indicators
• Inspection process can involve use of various chemicals and solvents
• Solves problems by working closely with suppliers
• Trains other inspectors (or operators) as required in inspection methods
• Complies with all company policies and procedures
• Fosters positive relationships with internal and external customers
• Ensures adherence to applicable Triumph Group internal, federal, state, and local laws and regulations related to compliance and takes responsibility to ensure ongoing conformity with such rules and regulations

Qualifications

• High School or Technical School Diploma or equivalent
• Associates Degree in Mechanical or Manufacturing Technology a plus
• A minimum of 3 years in quality inspection/machining (final, source and in process inspection) working in a manufacturing environment
• Must have working knowledge of geometric tolerancing, gages, micrometers, borescopes, and other measuring tools
• Problem identification and resolution skills
• Experience with quality management systems compliant with AS9100 and knowledgeable of AS9102 First Article Inspection Report requirements preferred
• Adequate written and verbal communication skills with a strong customer focus
• Ability to build strong relationships with both internal stakeholders and external customers
• A strong background in manufacturing and the ability to multitask in a fast-paced, dynamic environment is required
• Legally authorized to work in the United States without company sponsorship