Quality Inspector - Machining

HM Dunn AeroSystems, Inc.; Wichita (KS); On-site; USD 35,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in the aviation and aerospace sector is seeking a Quality Inspector for their Wichita location. The role involves ensuring product compliance with specifications and quality standards, performing inspections, and documenting results. This entry-level position offers a full-time opportunity in a dynamic environment.

Qualifications

• Entry level position focused on quality assurance and inspections.

Responsibilities

• Inspect products for compliance with specifications.
• Document inspection results and communicate with teams.
• Perform various inspections including hardness and conductivity.

Skills

Quality Control

Inspection

Documentation

Communication

Job description

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This job was posted by https://www.kansasworks.com. For more information, please see: https://www.kansasworks.com/jobs/13203007

Summary

This position is responsible for inspecting products to ensure that all shipments comply with customer specifications, the company's quality control systems, and legal requirements.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Inspect products to determine compliance with order specifications and company quality control standards.
• Set up and perform conventional surface plate inspections.
• Document inspection results accurately and promptly.
• Communicate inspection results and status to Manufacturing and Engineering teams.
• Generate ideas to reduce inspection turnaround time.
• Perform hardness and conductivity inspections.
• Examine company records for size, weight, and quality test results.
• Complete visual inspections.
• Verify machine finish.
• Stamp approval or rejection on products and write examination reports.

Additional Information

• Seniority level: Entry level
• Employment type: Full-time
• Job function: Quality Assurance
• Industries: Aviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing