Quality Inspector

About the Role

The role involves monitoring and validating the quality of parts and assemblies, providing specialist inspection capability across business functions, and ensuring compliance with the Quality Management System. Key duties include inspecting assemblies to engineering requirements, conducting patrol inspections, raising non‑conformance reports, supporting ad‑hoc inspection requests, liaising with manufacturing, reviewing supplier FAIs, compiling FAIRs, supporting supplier quality engineers, performing sample audits, maintaining calibration programmes, and adhering to health and safety obligations. • Monitor and validate quality of parts/assemblies, providing specialist inspection across functions. • Ensure Quality Management System compliance and drive improvements. • Inspect partially and fully completed assemblies to engineering requirements. • Conduct random patrol inspections to verify drawing and process compliance. • Raise NCRs for non‑conforming goods‑in items and support production non‑conformities. • Provide ad‑hoc inspection/measurement support as required. • Liaise with manufacturing staff to resolve queries. • Review supplier‑generated FAIs and Grade 1 part control plans; update MRP and Visual FAIR systems. • Compile FAIRs for internal assembly work to evidence process and product conformity. • Support supplier quality engineers and quality engineering activities. • Perform sample product audits of ship‑to‑stock parts. • Support internal calibration programme for measurement equipment. • Cooperate with management to meet legal duties and ensure health and safety. • Apply proactive and preventive quality techniques. • Read and interpret engineering drawings, including GD&T. • Interact effectively with suppliers and internal customers.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸inspection
• ▸ncr management
• ▸calibration
• ▸fai review
• ▸patrol inspection
• ▸gd&t review

What You Bring

The successful candidate will have 5–10 years of inspection experience and a solid understanding of AS9100, AS9110, and AS9102 standards, aircraft assembly inspection, FAIR requirements, GD&T, and non‑conformance processes, as well as strong attention to detail, problem‑solving and teamwork abilities. • 5–10 years inspection experience. • Knowledge of AS9100, AS9110, and AS9102 quality standards. • Experience inspecting aircraft assemblies (preferred). • Familiar with general inspection techniques and appropriate selection. • Understand AS9102 FAIR requirements. • Familiar with non‑conformance processes. • Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office. • Demonstrate attention to detail, data‑based decision making, teamwork, and continuous improvement mindset.

Requirements

• ▸inspection
• ▸as9100/9110/9102
• ▸aircraft inspection
• ▸fair
• ▸ms office
• ▸teamwork

Work Environment

Onsite