Quality Control Inspector

Job Description

SUMMARY:

Quality Control Inspectors use various inspection and testing methods to verify that relevant aviation articles

conform to the manufacturer’s and / or operator specifications including condition, operational limits and

Company’s Quality Management System. Responsible for ensuring company compliance with quality procedures,

customer requirements, federal and other government agency regulations.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Perform in-depth quality verification using various inspection methods to determine airworthiness of a

product.

• Analyze engineering publications, shop travelers, FAA and manufacturer’s technical data to determine nature

and extent of inspection requirements.

• Determines most practical inspection method and technique and plans appropriate sequence of operation.

• Selects and uses the appropriate precision measuring tools to dimensionally inspect and determine part

tolerance and clearances.

• Review article trace documentation to accurately identify suspect unapproved parts.

• Locate and accurately interpret technical data.

• Locate and accurately interpret blueprints and drawings as necessary.

• Ability to identify discrepancies on aircraft parts.

• Keeps accurate and legible records of the maintenance performed on aircraft articles.

• Conducts audits of maintenance documentation for accuracy and completion prior to approval for return to

service.

• Conduct in-process inspections on maintenance being performed.

• Completes company forms to document discrepancies and communicate findings to mechanics and

department leads in a timely manner.

• Data entry of inspection findings and other maintenance performed into electronic data system.

• Perform inspection using appropriate technical data to verify proper article configuration and operation.

• Communicate inspection findings in verbal and written format.

• Any other duties as assigned by the Quality Control Manager/Chief Inspector.

• Mentors other inspectors and technicians as needed.

• Communicates with management and Planning department as required to identify priorities.

• Continually monitors repair station compliance with 14 CFR 145 and the FAA accepted Repair and Quality

Control Manual.

Job Qualifications:

• High School Diploma, or equivalent required.

• Valid & Current FAA Airframe & Powerplant, or Powerplant certification.

• Minimum 18 months of practical experience using various inspection methods or techniques.

• Minimum 5 years performing similar duties for a Repair Station or maintenance facility.

• Have extensive knowledge of airworthiness requirements and approval for return to service.

Skills:

• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

• Must be able to prioritize tasks.

• Basic Shop Math.

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Where Experience meets Innovation

• Basic knowledge regarding concepts, theories and principles of basic aviation sciences (aerodynamics;

hydraulic, electrical and pneumatic systems, etc. )

• Basic computer skills.

• Ability to use calibrated tools.

• Ability to use general hand tools.

• Ability to work independently with limited supervision.

Physical Demands:

• Ability to lift 50lbs.

• Ability to maneuver into different positions to accomplish required inspections.

• Ability to reach, bend knees, climb ladders and stairs.

Working Conditions:

• Momentary exposure to high noises.

• Exposure to chemicals and cleaning agents.

• Personal Protection Equipment may be required for certain tasks.

Travel:

Travel time may be required.

Language:

Ability to read, write, speak and understand English.