Final Process Inspector

We are looking for someone with a critical eye and attention to detail.

A person capable of observing a part closely, identifying small deviations, and distinguishing between a correct finish and one that does not meet the established requirements.

If you are meticulous, observant, and demanding regarding quality, and you enjoy work where precision makes the difference, this could be your next professional challenge.

• The opportunity to work with metal components destined for the aeronautical sector.
• A specialized industrial environment oriented toward excellence.
• Training and support during your onboarding.
• The possibility to develop knowledge in surface treatments and aeronautical quality processes.
• A position with a direct role in the quality guarantee of the final product.
• A professional and close-knit team, committed to quality and continuous improvement.

If you have an eye for detail, manual dexterity, and an orientation toward precision, and you want to be part of an environment where quality is fundamental, we want to meet you.

Join Airgrup and fly high.

Do you have a good eye for detail and a passion for precision work?

At Airgrup, we are looking to hire a Final Process Verifier to participate in the inspection and quality control of metal parts destined for the aeronautical sector.

We are looking for an observant, meticulous person oriented toward detail, capable of identifying small imperfections and checking that parts meet quality requirements after undergoing chemical treatment and painting processes.

Your main responsibility will be to perform the final visual verification of parts once the chemical bath and painting processes are completed, ensuring they do not present defects or anomalies derived from the applied surface treatments.

Your work will be key to guaranteeing that the parts continuing their journey within the production process meet the quality standards required by the aeronautical sector.

• Perform the final visual inspection of aeronautical metal parts.
• Verify the state of the parts after the chemical bath and painting processes.
• Detect possible surface defects, such as irregularities, stains, uncovered areas, finish differences, surface alterations, or other anomalies derived from the treatment.
• Check that the final result meets the established requirements and specifications.
• Interpret aeronautical blueprints and technical documentation to verify the required characteristics of the parts.
• Visually check critical areas and characteristics defined in the technical documentation.
• Identify and communicate parts that present defects or deviations.
• Record and document verification results in accordance with established procedures.
• Rigorously comply with quality, safety, and production procedures.