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PCC Aerostructures in Arlington, TX seeks a Quality Inspector – Level 1 to learn and apply GD&T, perform in-process and final inspections on machined parts and assemblies, and verify part IDs and configurations.
You will read blueprints, use inspection tools such as micrometers, height gauges, protractors, and basic PC-DMIS, and operate in a 6S manufacturing environment while supporting daily production goals.
PCC Aerostructures manufactures world-class assemblies and components for the global aerospace market.
PCC Aerostructures manufactures world-class assemblies and components for the global aerospace market.
Progressive was founded and incorporated in 1971 in Arlington, Texas. Heroux-Devtek Inc. purchased Progressive in 2004 who helped to expand the site which has doubled its manufacturing footprint and more than doubled sales and employee base. In August 2012, Precision Castparts Corp. (PCC) acquired Progressive. In January 2022 Progressive merged with ADI, Aerospace Dynamics Inc. and now ADI Progressive is one of the largest footprints within the Aerostructures Division of PCC.
Predominantly, a provider for large, highly complex machined parts, kits and assemblies for OEMs and large Tier One providers for both military and commercial market segments. Progressive is a 140,000 square foot facility.
At the direction of the Quality Leader, the Quality Inspector – Level 1 will train to develop the ability to use predetermined methods, operations, setups, and prescribed specifications to perform in-process and completed inspection of products such as machined parts, mechanical assemblies, processed parts, and purchased standard hardware. They also perform verifications of part identification and configurations. The Quality Inspector – Level 1 will arrange inspection queues to identify priority work. In addition, they will identify and segregate non-conforming product using basic knowledge and understanding of Geometric Dimension and Tolerancing (GD&T) methods per ASME 14.5 and common inspection measuring equipment, including, but not limited to, surface plates, micrometers, height gages, radius gages, protractors, profilometers, bore gauges, and dial indicators as necessary to complete assignments. Quality Inspector – Level 1 will demonstrate blueprint reading and basic math skills, basic PC skills, including Microsoft Office and the ability to use ERP systems after instruction.
The Quality Inspector – Level 1 will report to the Operations Manager.