Aerospace Quality Assurance Auditor — Philadelphia (1–3 yrs)

Leonardo Helicopters; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Leonardo Helicopters in Philadelphia is seeking an Auditor, Quality Assurance to perform system, process, and product audits of the QMS. The role focuses on Production, Customer Support and Training (including MRO), Engineering and Procurement, to assess containment and corrective actions and propose improvements.

Requires 1–3 years of aerospace quality experience; a Bachelor degree is preferred or equivalent combination of education and work background. AS9100 certification is preferred."

Qualifications

• Fundamental understanding of a quality system and its development, documentation and implementation to standards or requirements.
• Basic understanding of the audit process including planning, preparation, execution, reporting results and follow-up.
• Knowledge of problem-solving and quality improvement tools and techniques.

Responsibilities

• Performs a systematic, independent, and documented process for obtaining audit evidence and evaluates it objectively to determine the extent to which criteria are fulfilled.
• Review and analysis of previous findings for risk mitigation.
• Other responsibilities as assigned related to the Company mission, values, goals and quality policy.

Skills

Quality system understanding

Audit process

Problem solving

Continuous improvement

Education

Bachelor degree preferred

AS9100 Certification preferred

Job description

Leonardo Helicopters in Philadelphia is seeking an Auditor, Quality Assurance to perform system, process, and product audits of the QMS. The role focuses on Production, Customer Support and Training (including MRO), Engineering and Procurement, to assess containment and corrective actions and propose improvements.

Requires 1–3 years of aerospace quality experience; a Bachelor degree is preferred or equivalent combination of education and work background. AS9100 certification is preferred."