Technical Inspector - Quality Control & Engineering

The Technical Inspector (TI) is expected to be the technical expert on assigned aircraft and is responsible for ensuring the daily unscheduled and scheduled maintenance actions are conducted IAW authorized maintenance procedures and applicable regulations and properly documented in aircraft logbooks and historical records IAW TAMMS-A and any other relevant local procedures.

Will also be responsible for :

1.

Inspects Aircraft, Aircraft Parts/Components and Materials in accordance with proper procedures, methods, practices operations and safety.

2.

Review and audit all technical records that supporting airworthiness of Aircraft in accordance with DA Pamphlet 738-751 and TM 1-1500-328-23.

3.

Research technical data and performs inspections on assigned Aircraft, Aircraft Components and back shop repair/overhaul, both AVUM/ AVIM maintenance level.

Completes inspections in accordance with applicable aircraft/component maintenance manuals.

4.

Performs inspection of aircraft components during their assembly, installation and adjustment phases of incorporation onto an aircraft.

Ensures the workmanship and materials conform to the aircraft manufacturers specifications and required maintenance manual procedures.

5.

Ensures that all Work-In-Progress is properly documented and that corrective actions used will be recorded in accordance with TAMMS-A requirements.

6.

Responsible for all the proper aircraft historical record updates, resulting in no over flights of the component TBO, overhaul or retirement schedule.

7.

Responsible for the timely and accurate execution of all SB's, ASAM's and Safety of Flight massages.

8.

Responsible for the submission of the Quality Deficiency Reports when required and for the Quality Control assistance during all the aircraft incidents and accidents.

9.

Responsible for the proper Quality Control oversight of all aircraft modifications for assigned aircraft.

10.

Performs duties of Quality Control Section Supervisor (QCSS) in his absence.

11.

Performs a 30 days facility audits for safety and policy compliance.

12.

Performs QC maintenance duties away from base on temporary duty.

13.

Reports any irregularities in daily standard practices used that would cause injury to personnel or deems the aircraft unsafe or non airworthy and advises Supervisor/Manager.

High School Graduate.

Must have FAA A&P certificate and FCC liscense or equivalent with no prior FAR violations.

Minimum 10 years total aviation maintenance experience working on assigned aircraft with out of which at least 5 years of Quality Control experience.

Knowledge of US Army maintenance practices including The Army Maintenance Management System for Aviation (TAMMS-A) preferred, must be familiar with the use of common and special tools, hardware, and equipment used in the maintenance of AH-64 Apache aircraft.