Mechanical / Electro-Mechanical Inspector

Responsibilities

Incoming inspection from external providers of products or services/processing

(e.g., nickel plating)

FAI, PO, COC and process certification documents

In-process and/or final inspection of critical features, including witness inspection

(e.g., CMM program run)

Compilation of final inspection sign-off sheet or inspection package

Verification that the inspection equipment used to take measurements is capable of

detecting defects.

Verification that the inspection methodology is adequate per drawing intent.

Review and validation of justification for any part not inspected at final inspection.

Assure products are free of gaps, mismatches, fairing, and of acceptable contour

and waviness.

Assured products are of good workmanship and within specified workmanship

standards (e.g., oil canning, riding conditions, loose fasteners, drill starts,

scratches, dings, burrs, fastener edge distance, etc.)

Verifying all visible part finishes, paint, and skin quality are acceptable to the

required visual standards.

Verify hardware cleanliness and absence of internal or external foreign object

debris.

Verify safety wire has been applied in a negative pull orientation, the correct number

of turns, and pigtails are tucked in according to specification requirements.

Verify fasteners are properly installed; assure the torque stripe is continuous from

the head to the surface and of the correct color

Skills and Qualifications

3+ years of hands-on experience with electro-mechanical parts inspection.

Strong ability to read and interpret manufacturing drawings and industry/commodity

standards.

Proficient in GD&T and validating dimensions (tolerances ≥.005”) using hand tools

(e.g., micrometers, calipers, height gauges).

Ability to adapt to new technology and software.

Excellent visual acuity to detect defects in complex products.

Must be willing to undergo a background check.

Must be ITAR compliant.