Triumph GroupResponsibilitiesThe Quality Inspection Supervisor oversees daily inspection activities to ensure products meet AS9100,
customer, and regulatory requirements. This role leads a team of inspectors, manages inspection
processes, drives continuous improvement, and ensures documentation accuracy throughout the
product lifecycle, while maintaining a strict adherence to aerospace quality standards.
Does position have direct reports? Yes
Key Responsibilities
• Inspection Oversight - Supervise incoming, in-process, and final inspections to ensure
compliance with engineering drawings, specifications, AS9100, and FAA requirements.
• Team Leadership - Train, mentor, and evaluate inspection personnel; assign work based on skill
level and production priorities.
• AS9100 Compliance - Ensure inspection processes, documentation, and records meet AS9100
and customer-specific quality standards.
• FAA 14 CFR Part 21 Compliance and familiarization with applicable regulations
• Nonconformance Management - Review and disposition nonconforming material; collaborate
with MRB and engineering to drive root-cause analysis and corrective actions.
• Process Improvement - Identify opportunities to improve inspection efficiency, reduce defects,
and strengthen process controls.
• Department Calibration Oversight - Ensure inspection tools and gauges are properly maintained
and calibrated.
• Responsible for creating, revising, managing, and training in Quality Inspection procedures,
forms, and standard work.
• Documentation Accuracy - Maintain inspection records, reports, and traceability documentation
in accordance with aerospace standards.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration - Work closely with production, engineering, supply chain, and
quality engineering to resolve issues and support continuous improvement.
• Audit Support - Participate in internal and external audits; ensure readiness and corrective
action follow-through.
FLSA status: Nonexempt
• Safety & Compliance - Promote a safe work environment and ensure compliance with
company and regulatory safety requirements.
Required Qualifications
• Aerospace Quality Experience - 3 - 5+ years in aerospace or precision manufacturing quality
inspection.
• Leadership Experience - Prior experience supervising or leading inspection or quality teams.
• Technical Proficiency - Strong understanding of GD&T, engineering drawings, and inspection
methodologies.
• Measurement Tools - Proficient with calipers, micrometers, height gauges, CMMs, and other
precision instruments.
• AS9100 Knowledge - Working knowledge of AS9100 and aerospace customer requirements.
• Root Cause Analysis - Experience with 5-Why, Fishbone, or similar problem-solving tools.
• Digital Systems - Familiarity with QMS software, ERP systems, and digital inspection tools.
QualificationsPreferred Qualifications
• CMM Programming (PC-DMIS, Camio, Zeiss, or equivalent)
• FAA 14 CFR Part 21 familiarization with associated regulations
• Lean/Continuous Improvement experience
• ASQ Certifications such as CQT, CQI, or CQE
• Previous FAA DMIR experience a plus
• Experience and statistical analysis experience highly preferred
Core Competencies
• Attention to Detail and accuracy
• Decision-Making under pressure
• Communication Skills across departments
• Problem-Solving and analytical thinking
• Time Management in a fast-paced environment
• Structured problem-solving tools (PFMEA, DOE, 5-why, etc.)
• Skills with Microsoft Office applications (e.g. Excel, Word, PowerPoint); advanced skills with
Excel a plus
• Excellent communications skills and ability to organize and implement multiple concurrent tasks
• Must be U.S. Person in compliance with U.S. ITAR regulations
Physical & Work Environment Requirements
• Ability to stand for extended periods and lift up to 30 lbs.
• Work in a manufacturing environment with exposure to machinery, noise, and inspection
equipment
• Occasional overtime based on production needs
• Six Sigma and Lean experience a plus
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