Job Description

Job Summary






Performs Inspection of aircraft maintenance and alterations for quality and airworthiness, providing the approval for return to service with respect to work performed for the work that the Service Center (FAA Certificated Repair Station) is rated. The Quality Assurance Inspector may also perform aircraft maintenance (including Inspections), preventative maintenance and alterations and assist customers with technical and operational support relative to the customer's aircraft.






Job Duties & Responsibilities



Accomplishes all work while following company and industry safety standards while maintaining the highest level of quality. Adheres to all FAA Regulations, the Repair Station Quality Control Manual (RSQCM), and all other approved data. Maintains complete knowledge of the work scope of assigned aircraft Determines airworthiness requirements for aircraft undergoing inspection (reference FAR 43.15) Verifies inspection program is applicable to assigned aircraft Performs conformity inspections for certification projects Supports import/export airworthiness approval Verifies technical data acceptable to and/or approved by the FAA, has been used to provide inspection and approval for return to service with respect to work performed Insures corrective action(s) provides for complete correction of discrepancy Provide(s) record(s) of major repairs and alterations (reference FAA 337) Provides maintenance record entries with respect to work performed Contributes to a positive work environment while maintaining the utmost level of professionalism at all times. Able and willing to mentor others. Works assigned shift and unscheduled overtime as-needed or requested. Ability to travel and perform AOG maintenance. Regularly communicates directly with customers and vendors. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Maintains a clean and organized work area at all times and adheres to company dress standards. Perform all other duties as assigned to support the efficient operation of the department and company.



Qualifications






High school graduate or equivalent with additional courses in aircraft maintenance in recognized service or technical school programs. FAA Airframe and Powerplant certificate required 5+ years experience in aircraft maintenance and alteration of turbine aircraft preferred Experience with the methods, practices, techniques, aids, equipment and tools used to perform aircraft maintenance and alterations. Required Thoroughly familiar with the applicable regulations and proficient in the use of the various inspection methods, practices, techniques, aids, equipment and tools appropriate for the work being performed and approved for return to service. Required Specific working knowledge of FAR 43, FAR 145, FAR 91. Intermediate computer skills. FAA Inspection Authorization (IA) preferred. Previous FAR Part 135 Experience (Including RTS) preferred. Previous FAR 91.411 & 91.413 Experience preferred. Previous Avionics Installation / Check-Out Experience preferred.




Working Conditions






Office environment Possible hangar and ramp environments with variable temperature range Physical Requirements



Ability to wear and utilize personal protective equipment Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds without assistance Must be able to lift and carry up to 100 pounds with assistance Comfortable in tightly enclosed areas, heights involving lifts and ladders, as well as, flying. Requires the ability to perform all physical functions of the job (hear, stand, kneel, walk, etc.)



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