7 inspector jobs found in Grand Prairie

Description: You will be the CMM Inspector for our manufacturing team. Our team is responsible for ensuring the quality and accuracy of mechanical parts and installations, from prototypes to production programs. What You Will Be Doing As the CMM Mechanical Inspector you will be responsible for performing a variety of inspection operations on mechanical parts, assemblies, tools, jigs, fixtures, and prototypes throughout the product lifecycle. Your responsibilities will include: Perform a variety of inspection operations of mechanical parts and installations fabricated and/or assembled such as; completed systems, assemblies, tools, jigs, fixtures, prototypes, training devices and detail parts on manufacturing prototype, production development and/or production programs. Perform inspections utilizing a variety of techniques, inspection equipment and instruments to include visual, layout methods and various conventional types of measurement devices. Why...

Description: You will be the Mechanical Assembly Inspector for the Quality Assurance team. Our team is responsible for ensuring the quality and integrity of mechanical components and assemblies throughout the product lifecycle. What You Will Be Doing As the Mechanical Assembly Inspector you will be responsible for conducting thorough inspections of mechanical assemblies and ensuring they meet all design and safety standards. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: -Perform a variety of inspection operations of mechanical parts and installations fabricated and/or assembled such as; completed systems, assemblies, tools, jigs, fixtures, prototypes, training devices and detail parts on manufacturing prototype, production development and/or production programs. -Perform inspections utilizing a variety of techniques, inspection equipment and instruments to include visual, layout methods and various conventional types of measurement devices. Why Join Us...

Description: You will be the Sr Manufacturing Engineer (Level 3) for the Manufacturing Engineering team. Our team is responsible for delivering manufacturing solutions that enable program success. What You Will Be Doing As the Sr Manufacturing Engineer (Level 3) you will be responsible for partnering with Production Operations leads, Factory leadership, and Facilities Engineering to support equipment requirements and hardware development. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Partner with Production Operations leads, Factory leadership, and Facilities Engineering to define equipment requirements. Ensure new designs are producible and cost‑effective through Design for Manufacturing/Assembly and Design to Cost principles. Act as the Manufacturing Engineering point of contact for major milestones, coordinating reviews and readiness assessments. Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to resolve tooling and hardware issues across the...

Description: You will be the Tool Planner / Manufacturing Engineer (Level 2) for the Tool Planning team. Our team is responsible for designing tool‑fabrication sequences, integrating inspection requirements, and supporting rework and repair planning. What You Will Be Doing As the Tool Planner / Manufacturing Engineer (Level 2) you will be responsible for creating efficient production plans that drive tool performance and reliability. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Design operation sequences and specify procedures for tool and equipment fabrication. Integrate inspection and test requirements into the production plan. Support rework and repair planning for existing tools. Assist with buy planning and procurement for tooling assets. Collaborate with engineering and manufacturing partners to ensure design intent is met. Why Join Us The ideal candidate is a detail‑oriented, collaborative engineer who thrives in a...

Description: You will be the Operations Engineer (Level 2) for the Production Operations – Tooling team. Our team supports tooling design and fabrication to enable internal customer missions. What You Will Be Doing As the Operations Engineer (Level 2) you will be responsible for coordinating cross‑functional activities that ensure high‑quality tool production and continuous process improvement. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Communicate and collaborate daily with Design Engineering, Quality Engineering, Global Supply Chain, Production Planning, and leadership to align on tooling requirements. Review manufacturing documentation and develop clear work instructions for tool fabrication. Create manufacturing plans, perform make‑or‑buy analyses, and identify production risks. Lead process‑improvement projects that mature manufacturing and sell‑off processes for tooling. Support the development of quality metrics and ensure...

Description: You will be the Sr Tool Planner / Sr Manufacturing Engineer (Level 3) for the Tool Planning team. Our team is responsible for designing tool‑fabrication sequences, integrating inspection requirements, and supporting rework and repair planning. What You Will Be Doing As the Sr Tool Planner / Sr Manufacturing Engineer (Level 3) you will be responsible for creating efficient production plans that drive tool performance and reliability. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Design operation sequences and specify procedures for the fabrication of tools and equipment. Incorporate inspection and test requirements into the production plan. Support rework and repair planning for existing tools. Assist with buy planning and procurement for tooling assets. Collaborate with engineering, manufacturing, and supplier teams to ensure design intent and schedule adherence. Why Join Us The ideal candidate is a decisive,...

Description: You will be the General Machinist B for the Machining Operations team. Our team is responsible for delivering precise, high‑quality machined components that enable mission‑critical systems. What You Will Be Doing As the General Machinist B you will be responsible for setting up, operating, and optimizing machining equipment to produce complex parts, assemblies, and tooling with limited assistance. Your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: Plan, layout, set up, and operate at least two primary machines or CNC equipment to manufacture complex components. Collaborate with planning, programming, and tool‑design groups to improve methods, sequencing, and overall efficiency. Fabricate shop‑aid fixtures, holding devices, and templates required for specific machining operations. Inspect work using appropriate measurement tools and verify that parts meet engineering specifications. Maintain a clean, safe work environment and...