Quality Control Inspector - Delta, Canada - Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd

Asco Aerospace Canada Ltd

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Delta, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Asco Aerospace Canada, a division of Montana Aerospace (

SWX:
AERO)

THE SKY HAS NO LIMIT

We shape the future. With experience, a spirit of innovation and the highest standards, we are setting out for new horizons._

Montana Aerospace is one of the world's leading manufacturers of complex lightweight components and structures for the aerospace industry.

As a highly integrated full-service provider with state-of-the-art production facilities in Europe, America and Asia, we support the local-to-local strategy of our customers.

A high level of innovation and a strong commitment to sustainability pave the future path for the industrial group. This makes us an important partner for the world's leading aircraft manufacturers and their Tier 1 suppliers.

ASCO Aerospace Canada is a division of Montana Aerospace, with our facility located in Delta, BC. We are looking for an
Inspector (Quality Control) to join our Production team at the Canadian operations.

Job Duties

Perform complete visual and/or CMM inspection on all parts and assemblies for workmanship, dimensional checks, tolerances, and usability, using instruments such as micrometers, calipers, and CMM to ensure products meet specifications
Locate reference points on parts and measure dimensions using a combination of aids (bars, plates, gauges, etc.)
Read and understand documentation relating to the phases of production: customer supplied blueprints, parts lists, rework instructions, etc.
Record all inspection results into inspection reports. Keep accurate, detailed records in designated spot
Understand all production processes which relate to inspection
Report any errors or discrepancies to the Supervisor immediately so that issues can be immediately contained
Communicate rework instructions to Supervisors
Prevent nonconforming product from being released into additional production phases and immediately notify the Supervisor
Be responsible for quality aspects of the job and actively participate in quality efforts and support Asco's quality system
Comply with Asco's Quality Management System and other regulatory/statutory requirements as required by the customer
Contribute to maintaining a safe work environment by:
Following safety policies and procedures
Reporting any safety concerns
Actively participate in training as provided by Asco or outside services
Support 5S and Lean manufacturing processes, including Kaizen (continuous improvement)

Qualifications

Mechanical Engineering or Manufacturing Diploma (or equivalent)
Knowledge and/or experience with CMMs is considered a strong asset
Previous, related experience in a manufacturing setting is preferred
Ability to understand and interpret Blue Print drawing tolerances and specifications
Basic mathematical and geometry/trigonometry skills
Knowledge of CAD/CAM Software
Knowledge of measuring devices, such as Vernier, Micrometer, Callipers, etc.
Knowledge of GD&T
Very good organizational skills with attention to detail
Good spoken and written English
Must be willing to work as part of a team
Ability to accommodate a variety of schedules, including days, afternoons, or weekends
Must be able to demonstrate safe operation of machinery

What We Offer
We take pride in making Asco a great place to work

We offer:

A positive working environment with a great team atmosphere
Competitive wages
Excellent benefits
Opportunities for advancement, training, and skill development
Successful completion of a Canadian Criminal Record Check, as well as a security assessment under the Canadian Controlled Goods Program, may be required per Asco policy._
Additionally, successful applicants may be required to complete an Ergonomics Fitness Assessment with a qualified provider._

Job Types:
Full-time, Permanent

Pay:
$31.85-$40.31 per hour

Benefits: