TEL Staffing & HR

Aircraft QC Inspect I

Tulsa, OK
Contracted to Full Time
Aircraft Maintenance
Experienced

Compensation:
$32.19/hr ST, $48.29/hr OT

Aerospace sheet metal and composite experience preferred.

In a team oriented environment, perform all tasks in Initial Phase Manufacturing, Composites, Final Phase in a timely and efficient manner to ensure aircraft parts, sub-assemblies, major assemblies, and installations are built to type design data.

Principle Duties and Responsibilities: Essential Functions:

  • Perform inspection duties utilizing engineering drawings and orders, route cards, inspection travelers, work instructions, technical specifications, QA procedures and instructions, and other related documents.
  • Perform preliminary and progressive inspections of aircraft structure and systems, verify functional operation, final inspections, inspect for FOD, and verify paperwork.
  • Witness, verify, and document specified manufacturing process steps.
  • Perform conformity/first article inspections to ensure compliance with FAA-approved procedures.
  • Ensure the proper use and storage of area tools and equipment.
  • Conduct work in a manner that enhances own/other employees' health and safety, product safety, and promotes risk reduction; participate openly in safety-related event investigations and immediately report workplace hazards and make suggestions for control; cooperate and contribute toward the overall success of the Safety program at the local level.

Additional Functions:

  • Provide technical support to manufacturing personnel.
  • Perform area inspections to ensure compliance with applicable standards and specifications.
  • Participate in continuous improvement activities.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Job Requirements:
  • High School Diploma or GED required.
  • 1 year of quality inspection experience or 2 years of GAC manufacturing experience required.
  • 2 years of manufacturing experience or equivalent aerospace experience is preferred.
  • Other Formal Inspection Training Program 90 Days required.

Other Requirements:

  • Working knowledge of shop mathematics, and CATIA or blueprint reading and interpretation.
  • Competent in the use of basic shop tools and equipment.
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