Job Description

### Benefits You'll Love

NextDeavor offers health, vision and dental benefits for contract employees

Paid sick leave eligibility is contingent on state of residence

Optional 401k Plan (excludes employer match)

Opportunity to get your foot in the door at a well-established corporation, with potential for extended or permanent full-time employment

### Become a Key Player as a Quality Assurance Sr. Inspector

You will ensure repaired, overhauled, assembled, and tested aerospace mechanical components meet regulatory and customer requirements. You will work onsite on the 1st shift (8am–5pm) and partner with technicians, quality, engineering, and regulatory representatives to authorize return-to-service and maintain airworthiness documentation.

### Here's How You'll Make an Impact on the Team

- Perform final visual, dimensional, functional, and documentation inspections on lubrication, scavenge, fuel, and similar pumps and components

- Verify conformance to maintenance manuals, drawings, service bulletins, work instructions, repair specifications, and Airworthiness Directives

- Inspect parts and assemblies for workmanship, wear, damage, corrosion, contamination, configuration, identification, and proper assembly

- Review test results, inspection records, routers/travelers, and repair station documentation for accuracy and completeness

- Confirm calibration status and appropriateness of dimensional inspection tools (calipers, micrometers, gauges, indicators)

- Identify, document, and communicate nonconforming conditions, documentation issues, and process deviations

- Verify traceability of serialized components, replacement parts, materials, and required documentation

- Maintain accurate, legible, complete, and retrievable inspection records and follow safety, quality, and repair station procedures

### Here's What You'll Need to Be Successful in This Role

- High school diploma or equivalent

- Experience in aerospace inspection, MRO inspection, mechanical inspection, or a related quality role

- Working knowledge of FAA Part 145 or another regulated environment

- Ability to read and interpret maintenance manuals, engineering drawings/blueprints, specifications, service bulletins, inspection plans, and work instructions

- Familiarity with dimensional inspection methods (GD&T) and precision measuring tools

- Ability to review test data and determine compliance with acceptance criteria

- Strong attention to detail and clear documentation skills

- Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office

- Ability to read, write, and communicate regulatory English and collaborate with technicians, quality, engineering, customers, and regulatory representatives

### Here's What Else Might Help You Out

- Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license

- Prior final inspection experience in an FAA Part 145 repair station

- Experience with aerospace lubrication, scavenge, fuel, or hydraulic pumps or similar precision mechanical assemblies

- Knowledge of return-to-service documentation, FAA Form 8130-3 support requirements, or equivalent airworthiness documentation

- Familiarity with AS9100/AS9110/ISO 9001 or equivalent aerospace quality systems

- Prior inspection stamp authority or eligibility for repair station inspection functions

- Intermediate computer skills with electronic quality systems, ERP/MRP, and document control systems

### Pay Range

$24.00 - $30.00/hour

### Ready to Make Your Mark?

This role may fill quickly. Submit your resume to be considered.