What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quality inspector position at Hanwha Aerospace USA?
Quality Inspector 2 Non-exempt
Hanwha Aerospace USA has long been recognized as a leader in the development and supply of flight critical Aerospace / Defense components and assemblies.
Operating out of four state-of-the-art facilities located in Connecticut, Hanwha Aerospace USA offers growth and career development opportunities to enrich your talents.
We looking for an Aerospace Inspector to perform 1st piece, in-process and final inspection on aircraft engine components for compliance with engineering drawings, customer requirements and company specifications before or after manufacturing processes.
This will also include performing inspection procedures including checking dimensions of related surfaces, holes, etc., as well as assessment of finish and detection of undesirable nonconformances.
They will be required to approve items within specifications and recommend disposition of items not meeting standards. They will be responsible for verifying identification of part and supplier (internal or outside supplier).
Ability to visually, dimensionally and final inspect major rotating components such as disks, shafts, air seals drums, and hubs.
Work with shop personnel to assist operators in setting up gages, and performing in-process inspections
Location : Newington, CT
Reports to : Quality Supervisor
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform.
Obtains blueprints and company specification sheets for the item and particular order.
Must be capable of reviewing internal operation sheets against customer blueprints.
Obtains necessary fixtures, gauges, and indicators to check parts for compliance with specifications, within prescribed tolerances.
Completes specific assurance checklists during the process. Performs dimensional checks of parts while in the machine when necessary.
Rejects unacceptable items, documents nonconformance, and moves the part to the quality clinic.
Completes required company paperwork on machined parts inspection activity.
Ability to read and understand work instructions such as Op Sheets, Engine Manuals, Customer Purchase Order Requirements, etc.
Possess a high level of knowledge to determine the proper method of inspection to be used for each part that is being processed and / or inspected.
Regular and predictable attendance.
Must be able to read, write, and understand English.
Ability to verify conformance of machined features using measuring instruments such as a micrometer, caliper, swing gage, etc.
Accurate documentation of all inspections (Ex : Receiving, In-Process, Final) and ability to work with operators to ensure all requirements are met.
Communicates with co-workers, colleagues, and Supervisors to receive instructions and / or guidance and coordinate activities.
Organize and maintain the inspection department, gaging methods, etc.
Must be able to work independently and efficiently to meet customer requirements.
Willing to cross-train across others in-shop disciplines / inspection disciplines
Willingness to work with shop personnel to induct incoming parts and aid in the expeditious shipment of critical parts
Adaptability to different inspection methods
Familiarity with Root Cause Corrective Action tools (5 why’s, Fishbone, etc.)
Performs other related duties or responsibilities as requested or required, whether or not specifically mentioned in this job description.
Participate in training as required
5-10% Domestic Travel required
Physical Demands :
Must be able to lift, push, or pull at least 35 lbs.
Regularly required to sit, stand, reach, bend, and move about our facility
Requirements :
Must be a US Person as defined by US Government and able to work without restriction with ITAR related data.
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required;
3 years’ experience as an aerospace part inspector; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Expert knowledge of blueprint reading and machinery limitations.
Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions, short correspondence, and memos.
Must have visual acuity enough to be able to read machine dials, gages, Op sheets, and precision measuring equipment.
Ability to make and assemble gages such as a swing gage, dial bore, etc.
Experience with Shadow Graph and CMM inspection or ability to train on is a plus
Last updated : 2024-11-23
