Assembly Inspector
Precision Fusing and Sensors is actively hiring for an Assembly Inspector in Middletown, CT. This role plays a pivotal part in our Operations Department, directly contributing to our company Core Values (REACH). The ideal candidate will have a background in performing dimensional and visual inspection of complex in-process and completed assemblies under minimal supervision.
Responsibilities
- Inspect complex subassemblies and completed units to assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, specifications, written instruction and operation routing sheets for dimensional characteristics as well as soldering and welding workmanship, wiring, staking, runout, squareness, fit and function, component location, spaning and completion of operations. Record non-conforming conditions and data as required.
- Review test data sheets for such subassemblies as printed wiring boards and for tip assemblies and final product for completeness, legibility and compliance with specified values and tolerances.
- Confirm, through inspection of product and observance of related operations, that assembly tools and fixtures produce acceptable product.
- Check assembly test panels and chassis for identification, damage, compatibility with item tested and accepts for use.
- Record inspection results and complete required documentation sign off.
- May occasionally inspect templates, jigs, fixtures and gauges to tool design for gauge standards to insure appropriate manufacturing process.
- Report discrepancies or conditions that would result in defective products.
- Coordinate with product and quality assurance engineers on a regular basis, as required, to communicate and explain non-conforming conditions to assist in obtaining necessary corrective action.
- May work with customer inspector during concurrent inspections.
- May plot measurements on control charts and histograms.
- Interpret and use company/customer specified sampling plans.
- Assist in formulating and reporting recommendations for correction of process to eliminate or reduce percentage of defects.
- May be required to participate in improvement activities.
Qualifications
- High School Diploma or equivalent required.
- 1-3 year of assembly inspection or related experience in manufacturing.
- Proficiency with shop mathematics, able to read blueprints, understand specifications, charts, tables, experience utilizing a variety of precision measuring instruments.
- Experience with AS9100, ISO9001, or similar highly regulated standards.
- Basic computer skills including Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook).
Shift: 1st Shift Monday-Friday 6:30a-3:00p
Benefits
- Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
- 401k with employer matching contribution
- Generous Paid Time Off
For more than 85 years, our team at Precision Fuzing and Sensors has designed, tested, and manufactured the fuzing and sensor systems that defense programs depend on — delivering mission-critical reliability from a single, vertically integrated facility in Middletown, Connecticut. Precision Fuzing & Sensors has spent more than eight decades at the forefront of fuzing technology for defense and aerospace applications, trusted by every branch of the U.S. military and allied nations across the globe.
Precision Fuzing and Sensors is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status or other protected characteristics protected by law. Precision Fuzing and Sensors and all its related companies fully endorse equal opportunity for all.
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