Mechanical Inspector

Mechanical Quality Inspector

Aversan Inc. (www.aversan.com) is a trusted multi-service engineering and electronics manufacturing company. Aversan delivers leading-edge and reliable safety-critical electronics and software systems to the aerospace, defence, and space industries.

We are currently seeking a qualified Inspector – Mechanical - Evening Shift (3PM-11PM) to join our team. The ideal candidate will have experience in inspection processes, knowledge of relevant standards, and proficiency in using measuring instruments.

Location: Montreal, QC

Job Type: Full Time

Working Arrangement: On-site

Responsibilities

• Inspect incoming purchased components, machined parts, and associated documentation to verify compliance with purchase order requirements, engineering drawings, technical specifications, and applicable quality standards.
• Maintain accurate component traceability by recording inspection results, updating information in the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, and ensuring all required production and quality records are properly documented.
• Review technical documents and verify that drawings, specifications, and other controlled documents are at the correct revision level (CFC) before performing inspections or approving components for further processing.
• Perform dimensional and visual inspections of machined parts using appropriate manual and automated measuring instruments, including vernier calipers, micrometers, gauges, and Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), where applicable.
• Conduct quality checks on painted and plated components, including paint adhesion testing and verification of plating reports, to ensure compliance with specified material, coating, and finishing requirements.
• Interpret engineering drawings, dimensional requirements, and geometric tolerances, performing the necessary trigonometric calculations to accurately measure components and verify their conformity to design specifications.
• Inspect sub-component assemblies, work-in-progress assemblies, and finished products to identify defects, verify assembly quality, and ensure compliance with applicable standards, specifications, and program requirements.
• Identify and document non-conformances, prepare detailed non-conformance reports, investigate or communicate discrepancies, and follow up on corrective actions to support timely resolution of quality issues.
• Verify the integrity of electrical and electromechanical connections by checking connector retention, wire tension, and continuity of cables, wires, and harnesses in accordance with applicable inspection procedures and IPC standards.
• Support Quality Assurance and Research and Development activities by assisting with quality investigations, inspection documentation, minor rework when authorized, and other manufacturing, assembly, or production support tasks as required

Basic Qualifications

• Hold a DEC (Diploma of College Studies) or a Diploma of Vocational Studies (DVS) in Mechanical Engineering, Electronics, Aeronautics, Electromechanics, or a related technical discipline, or possess an equivalent recognized qualification.
• Have 2–5 years of relevant experience in mechanical inspection, incoming quality inspection, manufacturing quality control, electromechanical assembly, aerospace manufacturing, or a closely related technical environment.
• Demonstrate strong French-language proficiency, with the ability to understand technical instructions, communicate inspection findings, document quality issues, and collaborate effectively with colleagues in a French-speaking workplace.
• Possess the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, technical plans, specifications, and work instructions to determine inspection requirements and verify component conformity.
• Have a sound understanding of dimensional tolerances and Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T), including the ability to assess measurements against specified limits and identify deviations from engineering requirements.
• Demonstrate practical knowledge of quality assurance principles, inspection methodologies, manufacturing quality procedures, and established processes for identifying, documenting, and resolving non-conformances.
• Possess working knowledge of IPC-A-610 and IPC-A-620 standards, as applicable, for inspecting electronic assemblies, soldered connections, cables, wires, and wire harnesses.
• Have experience using precision measuring instruments, such as vernier calipers, micrometers, gauges, and other manual or automated inspection equipment, with the ability to perform accurate measurements and maintain fine manual dexterity.
• Be comfortable retrieving, entering, and maintaining technical and inspection data using computer systems, ERP platforms, production databases, and electronic quality documentation tools while ensuring accuracy and traceability.
• Demonstrate sound judgment, strong attention to detail, and the ability to work independently within established procedures, assess inspection results, recognize quality issues, and escalate discrepancies appropriately; basic English proficiency and previous hands-on inspection experience are considered assets.

Please note:

Interested applicants must apply directly to Mechanical Quality Inspector to be considered for this position.

Compensation: $62000 – $74000 CAD (annual salary)

The base salary or rate offered to an applicant within this range is determined by considering several factors, including the individual's geographic location, skills, competencies, and unique qualifications. This ensures compensation is fair and aligned with the specific requirements and attributes of each candidate.

Vacancy Status: This posting is for an existing vacancy.

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