Inspector - Fabrication/Assembly
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Inspection & Interpretation: Use and interpret drawings, inspection manuals, specifications, and shop mathematics, alongside precision measuring instruments and specialized inspection equipment to accomplish tasks.

Quality System Familiarity: Apply knowledge of Quality Management System (QMS) Policies and Procedures to ensure compliance and maintain standards.

Company Procedures: Demonstrate working knowledge of company policies, procedures, and specifications.

Production Processes: Maintain an understanding of overall production processes to support quality inspection functions.

Communication & Coordination: Engage with other departments or customer representatives as required to coordinate tasks and accomplish work.

Communication Skills: Display effective written and verbal communication skills for reporting and collaboration.

Computing Skills: Demonstrate proficiency with computer systems to perform inspections and record results.

Testing & Recording: Operate testing machines, calculate results, and document outcomes accurately.

Certifications: Maintain required certifications relevant to the inspection tasks.

Planning & Execution: Plan and determine your own sequence of operations to complete tasks effectively.

Inspection Procedures: Follow shop procedures to accept or reject parts, processes, and assemblies.

Tool Verification: Verify tool qualifications and ensure they meet required standards.

Quality Records: Prepare and maintain quality records to support documentation and compliance.

Flexible Work: Work across equivalent or lower-level inspector job codes as needed.

Cross-training: Participate in cross-training for equivalent-level roles in assembly, composites, metals, processes, and system/payload structures mechanics.