Quality Mechanical Inspector - Aerospace

Own mechanical and dimensional inspections of machined parts at a supplier site in Enfield, CT, for a 6-month contract with travel and lodging covered. SQA Services deploys quality experts to clients worldwide, and you will represent them on-site. AS9102 First Article Inspection and GD&T are core to this role. You'll also manage non-conformances and documentation within the Quality Management System (QMS). This role suits a hands-on inspector open to travel or relocation.

You will own product conformity for precision-machined aerospace components, performing in-process, first article, receiving, and final inspections. You will interpret engineering drawings and use CMM, GD&T, and AS9102 standards to validate quality across the production floor. Reporting to the Quality Manager, you will collaborate with Engineering, Production, and Supply Chain teams to maintain AS9100 compliance and drive continuous improvement. This role offers a competitive pay range of $25-$35/hr and the chance to contribute to mission-critical defense and space programs.

We seek an experienced Aerospace Quality Inspector to support inspection and quality control of precision parts in a regulated aviation environment. This hands-on role requires strong skills in reading engineering drawings and performing dimensional inspections using precision measuring equipment. The inspector will verify certifications and traceability documentation while ensuring parts meet design and quality requirements. An excellent opportunity for someone who values accuracy and thorough documentation.

You will own conformity inspections for supplier parts at a repair station processing 500+ components monthly, under AS9100 and FAA CFR 145 standards. You will work in a team of 12 inspectors, coordinating non-conforming product dispositions with the Quality Manager. This role at Collins Aerospace offers direct exposure to repair station compliance and growth toward FAA Repairmen Certification.

As an Entry Level Inspector at Wipro Givon USA in Seattle, Washington, you will own first-article, final assembly, and receiving inspections for machined and sheet metal parts. You will use CMM, calipers, micrometers, and other precision tools to verify conformance to technical specifications and ensure product reliability. Working on 10-hour shifts for 4-day weeks, you will join a team that values precision and quality. This role offers direct experience with aerospace standards like ITAR and AS9100 procedures, with opportunities to grow in a hands-on inspection environment.

Allan Aircraft requires AS9100D certified employees to manage precision component inspections ensuring conformance with engineering drawings and aerospace standards. This role involves operating advanced vision measurement equipment and developing validation programs while collaborating with cross-functional teams to maintain production quality.