Aircraft Maintenance Chief Inspector

Job Responsibilities Make sure all technical information about the items worked on by the Repair Station is safe and up-to-date. This includes important documents like maintenance manuals, repair guides, and safety bulletins.Check the systems and parts of aircraft to ensure they work well and meet government (FAA and NAVAIR) and company rules.Inspect the installation and repair of electrical systems, hydraulic systems, fuel systems, and others on the aircraft.Review changes and repairs made to the aircraft following specific technical guidelines and manuals.Keep the Repair Station Manual, Quality Control Manual, and Training Manual updated.Inspect all incoming materials and parts.Check machined parts, welds, and electrical connections for quality.Be good at reading blueprints and understanding shop math.Skills Needed You should have 5 to 10 years of experience as an A&P mechanic in corporate aviation.Be friendly and able to connect with customers.Be able to work in tight spaces, like fuel tanks.Use inspection tools, mirrors, and flashlights for checking.Be able to climb, kneel, and stand for inspections.Have a clean driving record to operate a vehicle for the job.Be comfortable using computers, especially Microsoft Office.Have basic math skills.Be focused on achieving results.Be good at managing your time.Education and Experience Required High School Diploma or GED, along with at least 10 years of experience in aviation.Hold an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license.Having an Inspection Authorization (IA) Certificate is a plus.Understand quality management system standards like AS9100 and AS9110.Be familiar with FAA regulations and maintenance systems.Be prepared to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.Additional Requirements Pass a background check.Participate in drug and alcohol testing as part of the DOT program.#J-18808-Ljbffr