Technical Inspector - Quality Control & Engineering

Technical Inspector is a technical expert for assigned aircraft/workshop and responsible for clearing all the critical (Grounding-X, Circled-X) unscheduled /scheduled maintenance and repair actions on assigned aircraft/components.

Technical Inspector is responsible for the daily “by the book” maintenance/repair of all relevant aircraft/components and the proper completion of aircraft daily maintenance and historical records.

Will also be responsible for

1.Review and audit technical records that support airworthiness of all aircraft and associated parts, components and mission equipment in accordance with OEM requirements, JAC MM 738-751, TM 1-1500-328-23 and other applicable technical publications and or regulations.

2.Perform inspection of aircraft and components during their removal, disassembly, assembly, installation and adjustment phases of incorporation onto aircraft.

Ensures workmanship and materials conform to the OEM and / or customer specifications and maintenance procedures.

3.Ensure that all Work-In-Progress is properly documented and that corrective actions used will be recorded in accordance with OEM, U.S.

Army TAMMS-(A) and approved SOP requirements.

4.Responsible for proper aircraft historical record maintenance to ensure no over flights of inspection or component Service Life Limits.

5.Responsible for the timely and accurate review and execution of all OEM Maintenance and Safety messages (i.e.

ASB, SB, etc).

6.Responsible for the monitoring and submission of Product Quality Deficiency Reports when required.

7.May be required to provide Quality Control assistance during aircraft incidents and accidents.

8.Responsible to provide Quality Control oversight of all aircraft maintenance actions and modifications.

9.Determines accuracy of installation of aircraft components using general hand tools protractor, micrometer, calipers, gauges and associated test equipment to ensure that specified tolerances are met.

10.May be required to perform duties of Quality Control Supervisor in their absence and any other duty appointed by program leadership.

11.Perform scheduled and unscheduled facility safety audits to ensure policy compliance.

12.Reports irregularities of used practices that could cause injury to personnel, damage the aircraft / equipment or deems the aircraft unsafe to operate.

Advises QC Supervisor in the evaluation of reported irregularities.

13.Comply with all company and customer SOP’s and regulations.

14.Reviews aircraft records to determine fault trends and specific problem areas.

15.Monitors and evaluates aircraft, equipment, components, maintenance processes and item consumption to identify root causes of failures.

16.Prepare and process all necessary correspondence, technical documents and reports as per company and customer requirements.