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The Avionics Mechanical Inspector is responsible for ensuring that all mechanical assemblies, components, and installation activities related to avionics systems conform to engineering drawings, customer requirements, quality standards, and regulatory specifications. Person will be working closely with Customers like HAL , ADA , DGAGA. Key responsibilities are:
(i) Incoming Inspection
(a) Inspect incoming mechanical parts, hardware, and avionics enclosure assemblies.
(b) Verify dimensions, material specifications, surface finish, and workmanship against approved drawings and specifications.
(c) Review supplier inspection reports, CoCs, and material certificates.
(ii) In-Process Inspection
(a) Conduct stage-wise inspection during fabrication and assembly of avionics mechanical units.
(b) Verify fitment of brackets, chassis, panels, trays, mounting structures, and cable management hardware.
(c) Ensure compliance with assembly drawings, work instructions, and process specifications.
(d) Monitor torque requirements, locking mechanisms, fasteners, and bonding provisions.
(iii) Final Inspection
(a) Perform final dimensional and visual inspections of completed avionics assemblies.
(b) Verify labeling, marking, identification plates, and configuration status.
(c) Ensure all non-conformities are resolved before product release.
(iv) Documentation & Quality Records
(a) Review manufacturing records, inspection checklists, and production documents.
(b) Maintain inspection reports, NCRs, inspection logs, and quality records.
(c) Support First Article Inspection (FAI) and customer inspections.
(v) Customer & Regulatory Compliance
(a) Participate in customer inspections involving HAL, CRI, and other aerospace customers.
(b) Ensure compliance with AS9100, customer quality requirements, and applicable aerospace standards.
(c) Provide inspection evidence during audits and quality reviews.
(d) Non-Conformance Management
(e) Identify and report defects, deviations, and workmanship issues.
(f) Initiate Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and monitor corrective actions.
(g) Verify implementation of corrective and preventive actions.
(h) Support root cause analysis for quality issues.
(j) Recommend improvements in manufacturing and inspection processes.
(k) Participate in quality improvement initiatives.
(vi) Required Skills
(a) Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, GA drawings, and assembly layouts.
(b) Knowledge of GD&T and dimensional inspection techniques.
(c) Familiarity with aerospace mechanical assembly practices.
(d) Good knowledge and understanding of Mechanical qualification Tests like shock , vibration etc followed in industry.
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