Quality Control Duty Descriptions

See also: Air Force Quality Control Duty Descriptions

00G Quality Assurance NCOIC
Serves as QAE; assists commanders in assessing the quality of the institutional Army's ability to meet the needs of the operational Army; assesses Army training and education institutions against a prescribed set of standards with measurable criteria that cross the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, Facilities and Policy (DOTMLPF-P); evaluates self-assessments of both the training institution and headquarters or battalion element conducted within a 3-year cycle; generates a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) within 30 days of assessment per TR-350-70; facilitates a Proponent assessment or an accreditation of the institution by TRADOC.


QA Team Member
Serves as the Commander's liaison for maintenance and safety; maintains relationships with workcenter managers; arranges inspection schedules; researches maintenance and operational standards for all unit equipment and functions; inspects equipment for compliance with maintenance standards; evaluates personnel for training progression and training plan effectiveness; identifies safety hazards and risks; ensures all required safety equipment is present and operational; records findings, takes corrective measures, and follows up on long term efforts; evaluates and conducts acceptance inspection on all new equipment.


QA Inspector
Maintains quality standards by approving incoming materials, in-process production, and finished products; conducts visual and measurement tests; communicates required adjustments to supervisors; documents inspection results by completing reports and logs; summarizes re-work and waste; inputs data into quality database; keeps measurement equipment operational; maintains safe and healthy work environment; ensures compliance with regulations and OSHA requirements; distributes lessons learned; accomplishes quality and organization mission by supplementing related results as needed.


15230F AH-64D Technical Inspector
Serves as a US Army AH-64 Apache Technical Inspector (TI) and is responsible for the quality control and technical oversight of AH-64 helicopter maintenance, performing in-progress and final inspections on airframes, components, and systems to ensure compliance with technical directives and safety standards; maintains records and provides technical guidance to maintenance technicians; performs special aircraft and component technical inspections and non-destructive testing (NDT); inspects tools and equipment used in aircraft maintenance to ensure compliance with calibration and quality requirements.


15230F AH-64D Technical Inspector
Serves as an AH-64 Apache Technical Inspector (TI); conducts in-progress and final quality control inspections on AH-64 aircraft, components, parts, and systems, including avionics, electrical, and armament systems; provides technical instruction, guidance, and interpretation of written instructions and procedures to ensure high-quality work by aircraft maintenance technicians; maintains accurate records related to aircraft maintenance, inspections, quality control, safety, training, and certifications; ensures all maintenance complies with manufacturer instructions, technical directives, and applicable safety standards.



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