QC Mechanical Inspector Avionics

Key Responsibilities

• Incoming Inspection
• Inspect incoming mechanical parts, hardware, and avionics enclosure assemblies.
• Verify dimensions, material specifications, surface finish, and workmanship against approved drawings and specifications.
• Review supplier inspection reports, CoCs, and material certificates.
• In-Process Inspection
• Conduct stage-wise inspection during fabrication and assembly of avionics mechanical units.
• Verify fitment of brackets, chassis, panels, trays, mounting structures, and cable management hardware.
• Ensure compliance with assembly drawings, work instructions, and process specifications.
• Monitor torque requirements, locking mechanisms, fasteners, and bonding provisions.
• Final Inspection
• Perform final dimensional and visual inspections of completed avionics assemblies.
• Verify labeling, marking, identification plates, and configuration status.
• Ensure all non-conformities are resolved before product release.
• Documentation & Quality Records
• Review manufacturing records, inspection checklists, and production documents.
• Maintain inspection reports, NCRs, inspection logs, and quality records.
• Support First Article Inspection (FAI) and customer inspections.
• Customer & Regulatory Compliance
• Participate in customer inspections involving HAL, CRI, and other aerospace customers.
• Ensure compliance with AS9100, customer quality requirements, and applicable aerospace standards.
• Provide inspection evidence during audits and quality reviews.
• Non-Conformance Management
• Identify and report defects, deviations, and workmanship issues.
• Initiate Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and monitor corrective actions.
• Verify implementation of corrective and preventive actions.
• Support root cause analysis for quality issues.
• Recommend improvements in manufacturing and inspection processes.
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, GA drawings, and assembly layouts.
• Knowledge of GD&T and dimensional inspection techniques.
• Familiarity with aerospace mechanical assembly practices.
• Good knowledge and understanding of Mechanical qualification Tests like shock, vibration etc followed in industry.