TEL Staffing & HR

Inspector, Quality

San Antonio, TX
Contracted to Full Time
Mid Level

Build an Aviation Career You’re Proud Of 

As a Quality Inspector, you’ll ensure the safety, reliability, and compliance of aviation products by performing in-process and final inspections, verifying assembly, and reviewing all applicable documentation. You will identify and report nonconformances, enforce FAA, regulatory, and company standards, and actively participate in continuous improvement to support production quality and operational excellence.

What you’ll do: 

  • Inspect assembled products physically and through documentation to ensure compliance and safety. 
  • Verify completion of work instructions and confirm correct product configuration and identification. 
  • Review historical logs and ensure all product documentation is accurate and complete. 
  • Prepare and validate release documentation, including certifications and non-conformance (NCT/MRB) records. 
  • Ensure all work follows applicable quality procedures and production standards. 
  • Assist in troubleshooting technical issues within the production cell. 
  • Participate in continuous improvement initiatives for production processes. 
  • Supervise and support the training of Product Quality Inspector trainees and cross-train team members. 
  • Move between assignments using multiple skill endorsements to meet production needs. 
  • Observe and report safety hazards, performing other duties as assigned. 

Basic Qualifications:   

  • 3–6 years of directly or indirectly related aviation quality/inspection experience

  • Ability to lift up to 50 pounds (unassisted) for approximately 25% of the average work day

  • Regularly required to sit for prolonged periods

  • High school diploma required

  • Must meet US Persons requirements per ITAR

Desired Skills:

  • FAA-issued A&P or Powerplant license preferred

  • Qualified in the detail inspection function

  • Knowledge of product configuration, assembly, and assembly methods/techniques

  • Skilled with precision measuring instruments and dimensional inspection techniques

  • Understanding of regulatory requirements for maintenance of aeronautical products

  • Knowledge of documentation completion requirements

  • Familiarity with production management systems and internal controls

  • Knowledge of quality standards for the production process

  • Able to complete the Quality Inspector Training & Development Plan

  • Strong decision-making skills to ensure compliance with customer, regulatory, and company requirements

  • Effective communication skills

Benefits that make life better: 

  • Comprehensive Healthcare 
  • 401(k) with 100% company match; up to 5% vested 
  • Paid Time Off starting on day one 
  • Bonus opportunities 
  • Health- & Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts 
  • Short- & Long-Term Disability 
  • Life & AD&D Insurance 
  • Learning & Training opportunities 

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