Aerospace Quality Inspector: FAI, GD&T & Blueprint Pro in London

Aerospace Quality Inspector: FAI, GD&T & Blueprint Pro in London

London Full-Time 43470 - 53130 $ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Conduct inspections to ensure quality standards are met in aerospace components.
  • Company: Join Amphenol Borisch Technologies, a leader in aerospace technology.
  • Benefits: Competitive pay, hands-on experience, and opportunities for growth.
  • Other info: Dynamic work environment with a focus on innovation and quality.
  • Why this job: Be part of a crucial role ensuring safety and quality in aerospace.
  • Qualifications: Blueprint reading skills and knowledge of AS9100 guidelines required.

The predicted salary is between 43470 - 53130 $ per year.

Amphenol Borisch Technologies (ABT) is seeking a Quality Inspector in London, Ontario to perform receiving, in-process, and final inspections, ensuring conformance to purchase orders and customer specifications.

The role uses hand tools and in-house software to document results and identify non-conformances.

The ideal candidate reads blueprints and understands AS9100 guidelines, IPC standards, and first article reporting.

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Aerospace Quality Inspector: FAI, GD&T & Blueprint Pro in London employer: Amphenol Corp

Amphenol Borisch Technologies (ABT) is an exceptional employer located in Grand Rapids, MI, offering a dynamic work environment that prioritizes quality and innovation in the Aerospace and Defense sectors. With a comprehensive benefits package including paid time off, a pension plan, and opportunities for professional growth, ABT fosters a culture of collaboration and excellence, making it an ideal place for Quality Inspectors to thrive and contribute meaningfully to high-reliability electronic systems.

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Contact Details:

Amphenol Corp Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Aerospace Quality Inspector: FAI, GD&T & Blueprint Pro in London

Quality Inspection
Blueprint Reading
AS9100 Guidelines
IPC Standards
First Article Reporting
Attention to Detail
Hand Tool Proficiency