Johnson Gage & Inspection, Inc.

08/26/2022

Great team! 💜🏈

Tonight is the first under the Friday Night Lights and we are celebrating with our 1st Down Sponsors! We are proud to partner with Johnson Gage & Inspection, Inc. for the 2022 season!

04/19/2022

Exciting news!

WSU Tech will offer full-ride scholarships to help meet the needs of local aviation, manufacturing, and healthcare businesses.

03/30/2022

At JGI we're happy to partner with local nonprofits and support community events.

02/09/2022

✨We offer great benefits and a family-friendly work environment. Learn more and submit your application today: https://www.jgiquality.com/jobs

02/04/2022

At JGI we proudly serve customers from across the United States. Call today to schedule onsite calibration and certification of your equipment, or ship directly to our lab. 🖥☎️🛎

02/04/2022

Job Description:
Receives and categorizes incoming equipment for calibration/certification and repair.

Demonstrates a positive team attitude while working with colleagues

Communicates with client purchasing departments to obtain proper purchase order information for all incoming work orders

Transfers client equipment and purchase order requirements to QMS online platform. (JGI uses Qualer.)

Collaborates with JGI Quality Managers to determine the nature of and JGI's ability to perform requested services

Ability to assist the shipping and receiving department when requested

Job Requirements:
Have a high school diploma or GED

A college degree or ongoing enrollment is preferred

Be able to lift or carry 25 pounds

Previous manufacturing industry experience is helpful

Strong written communication skills and CRM experience (such as Salesforce or similar online platforms) a plus

Excellent verbal communication skills are a must

Excellent patience, focus, and openness to feedback are essential

Ability to understand what our A2LA accreditation means and how that applies to completing data entry

About the Company
Johnson Gage and Inspection (JGI) began in May of 1988 in Wichita, KS, in response to the need of many local companies for a calibration provider familiar with the practices and standards of the aerospace and general manufacturing industries. JGI set out to be the preferred choice for calibration, certification, and inspection by offering high quality service and fast turnaround at a lower cost. Our office has a family atmosphere and offers a great benefits package + flexible weekday hours.

Benefits:
Health and Dental Insurance for Individuals and Families through BCBS of Kansas

Optional Retirement Contributions with Company Match (up to 3%)

Paid Vacation

Learn More: https://www.jgiquality.com/jobs

01/31/2022

We’re hiring! Full time and part time positions are available in the Dimensional Lab and Customer Service departments. We offer full time employees great benefits, including health insurance, dental insurance, and a competitive 401k. Learn more here: https://www.jgiquality.com/jobs

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http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/aerospace/triumph-closes-deal-with-spirit-aerosystems/article_c9140b0d-f51a-532f-a600-12b13fa3f983.html

Triumph Group announced Monday the closing of its agreement with Spirit AeroSystems Inc. to take over production of Gulfstream G650 and G280 wing programs located in Tulsa.

12/17/2014

http://www.kansas.com/news/business/aviation/article4546947.html

Volunteers said putting in the fuel system on the restored B-29 slowed them down, but the historic plane should fly in April or May.

12/17/2014

http://seattletimes.com/html/businesstechnology/2025243669_boeingtankerxml.html

Boeing is working feverishly to get the 767-based platform for the Air Force’s new KC-46 refueling tanker into the air by year end, six months later than planned. Estimated cost have ballooned to $1.5 billion above the contract ceiling.

12/10/2014

http://www.kansas.com/news/business/aviation/article4293494.html

Composites used in the aerospace industry is a much smaller market than metals, but the use of composites is growing fast, an aviation analyst notes.