Pay will be determined on level (Senior level pays higher)

Both Mechanic and electrical inspectors are needed. 

5+ years’ hands-on experience using basic inspection tools or machinery such as surface plates, thread gauges, pin gauges, micrometers, calipers, height master, and height gauge

Experience with tolerance and drawing reviews, including assessing the ability to verify dimensional requirements

Understand how to measure using surface plate layouts

Ability to read and interpret quality control specifications, blueprint drawings, and engineering specifications, including mechanical and electrical symbols and conventions, key, critical, major, and minor characteristics

Experience completing AS9102 compliant first article inspections with working knowledge of the tools required for inspection

Experience with MES systems such as SAP and utilizing electronic inspection plans

Understanding types of measurement, measurement terminology, and the different types of measurement scales

Understanding the difference between accuracy and precision and be able to select the appropriate measuring tools and techniques

Execute daily inspections for receiving, in-process and final inspections for defects or deviations from design specifi cations

Accurately and clearly document defects or nonconformances and collaborate with engineering or manufacturing teams to resolve issues

Review completed manufacturing operations to ensure compliance with Archer requirements

Review and provide input for the establishment of an aircraft inspection plan which can include CMMs, laser trackers, and other inspection tools

Assist in the planning and process for company inspection which may include FAA conformity inspection to support the certification process

Support the development and rollout of Advanced Product Quality Planning techniques such as PFMEAs, control plans and SPC