Aerospace Quality Inspector: GD&T & Final Inspection

Enjet Aero; New Britain (CT); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Paid holidays

401K retirement plan

Disability insurance

Job summary

Enjet Aero in New Britain, CT, is seeking a Quality Control Inspector to perform final, in-process and 1st article inspections, evaluating parts against drawings and specifications. The role requires GD&T proficiency, use of micrometers/calipers/optical comparators, and strict adherence to inspection documentation and AS 9100 standards.

You will contribute to the manufacturing process, ensuring dimensional accuracy, defect identification, and high-quality aerospace components for OEMs.

Qualifications

• Proficient at reading blueprints.
• Strong understanding of dimensional symbols.
• Ability to identify visual defects.
• Proficient in reading micrometers, calipers, Optical comparator, manual and DCC CMM.
• Proficient with the use of measuring equipment.
• Ability to work together as team.
• Organized and detail oriented.
• Adhere to document control.
• Experience with various inspection reports.
• Epicor experience a plus

Responsibilities

• Perform Final inspection, in-process and 1st article inspections.
• Evaluate part to print specifications and understanding inspection methods.
• Support the manufacturing process and personnel while adhering to AS 9100 requirements.
• Complete inspection paperwork and reports.
• Identify dimensional and visual defects.

Skills

Reading blueprints

GD&T

Micrometers

Calipers

Inspection reports

Teamwork

Detail oriented

Document control

Tools

Optical comparator

DCC CMM

Manual CMM

Measuring equipment

Job description

Enjet Aero in New Britain, CT, is seeking a Quality Control Inspector to perform final, in-process and 1st article inspections, evaluating parts against drawings and specifications. The role requires GD&T proficiency, use of micrometers/calipers/optical comparators, and strict adherence to inspection documentation and AS 9100 standards.

You will contribute to the manufacturing process, ensuring dimensional accuracy, defect identification, and high-quality aerospace components for OEMs.