Assembly Inspector (Aircraft Structures Quality Inspector) at Segula Technologies

Wichita, Kansas, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

04 Aug, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

06 May, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Aircraft Structural Inspection, Blueprint Reading, Precision Measuring Tools, Quality Management System, Nonconformance Reporting, Root Cause Analysis, Composite Fabrication, Fuselage Assembly, Quality Assurance, Technical Documentation, Process Auditing, MES Systems, Fastener Inspection, Electrical Bond Testing, Skin Quality Inspection, Calibration Verification

Industry

Engineering Services

Description

Company Description Segula Technologies is a global engineering and consulting firm specializing in innovative solutions across industries such as aerospace, automotive, energy, rail, and life sciences. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in France, Segula operates in over 30 countries, driving technological advancements, improving industrial performance, and supporting clients throughout the product lifecycle. With expertise in design, manufacturing, testing, and project management, Segula helps businesses tackle complex engineering challenges while fostering innovation and sustainability. Job Description Join a leading aerospace production team supporting Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, Kansas. This role focuses on aircraft airframe assembly inspection, structural verification, and quality assurance of fuselage, composite, and structural components. You will ensure all assemblies meet strict engineering, quality, and regulatory standards across multiple aircraft production stages. Perform inspection of aircraft structures, assemblies, and subassemblies in accordance with engineering drawings and specifications Use and interpret blueprints, inspection manuals, and technical documentation Utilize precision measuring tools and inspection equipment to verify part conformity Follow and enforce Quality Management System (QMS) policies and procedures Verify tools, gauges, and inspection equipment are properly calibrated and qualified Inspect production processes and aircraft assemblies for compliance and accept/reject criteria Prepare, maintain, and complete quality inspection records and documentation Perform and support nonconformance reporting (NCR) and documentation in MES systems Conduct process audits, surveillance, and quality verification activities Investigate and support root cause analysis and corrective action reporting (non-disciplinary) Ensure compliance with company policies, procedures, and aerospace manufacturing standards Work across equivalent or lower-level inspector roles as required Support inspection activities in cleanroom and structural assembly environments Perform inspection of composite and fuselage structures throughout production stages Qualifications 3–5 years of experience desired (willing to consider candidates with 2 years of strong, relevant aerospace experience) Must possess skills and knowledge to perform in one or more of the following classifications: Systems / Payload Structures Mechanic Assembly Mechanic A Fuselage Assembly Mechanic A Underwing Composites Mechanic A Metals Mechanic A Process Mechanic A3 Ability to certify for Systems inspection function Ability to assist in training others as applicable to job role Ability to investigate and document Root Cause Analysis and Corrective Action (non-disciplinary) Ability to determine and submit test results and investigation statements Ability to perform process and hardware audits and surveillance activities Ability to perform all functions associated with Level B inspection requirements Experience in composite fabrication and composite structure environments (787 program exposure preferred) This is not a rework-only project; support is needed to resolve production and quality issues Work includes both: Cleanroom environment (initial barrel fabrication processes) Structural assembly environment (post-cleanroom operations) Certification & Testing Requirements All inspectors ( must obtain their inspection stamp within the required timeframe after training, as defined in initial onboarding Candidates must successfully complete the following QA qualification tests: Assembly Sealing (written and practical) Post Assembly Sealing (written and practical) Electrical Bond and Ground – All Meters (written) Electrical Bond Final Inspection (written and practical) Precision Measuring Tools (written and practical) Skin Quality Inspection (written) Required Training Courses (Must Pass) Researching and Creating an NCR in MES Solid Rivet Inspection Blind Fastener Inspection Hex-Drive Bolt Inspection Lockbolt Inspection Bolt and Nut Inspection Fastener Inspection on Composites Additional Information Why Join Us Work with one of the world’s leading aerospace manufacturers Hands-on role in aircraft structural assembly inspection and quality control Exposure to advanced composite and fuselage manufacturing programs Long-term aerospace manufacturing career opportunity Competitive compensation and full benefits from day one High-precision, safety-driven production environment Hiring Process Phone interview with recruiter Interview with hiring manager Offer and onboarding process Background check and ITAR verification Start your next assignment This role may also be referred to as: Assembly Inspector, Aircraft Assembly Inspector, Aircraft Structures Inspector, Aerospace Quality Inspector, or Airframe Inspection Technician in Wichita, KS. #jsfirm Contract/country: Unlimited Job family: Worksite - Industrialization

Responsibilities

Perform quality inspections of aircraft airframe assemblies, fuselage, and composite components to ensure compliance with engineering drawings and regulatory standards. Document inspection results, manage nonconformance reports in MES systems, and support root cause analysis for production issues.