Quality Control Supervisor

Amentum; Bogotá ciudad; On-site; COP 372,902,000 - 497,203,000; Full time

Job summary

Amentum in Colombia seeks a highly experienced aviation quality control professional to oversee maintenance programs, regulatory compliance, and safety standards for rotary-wing aircraft, including UH-60 platforms.

The role requires 15+ years of aviation quality control experience, 10+ years supervising personnel, FAA Inspection Authorization preferred, and deep knowledge of Colombian and U.S. aviation regulations. Fluency in English and Spanish is expected.

Qualifications

• Must be a U.S. citizen with Moderate Risk Public Trust certification before contract performance.
• Bachelor’s degree in an aviation-related field or an associate degree plus 8 years in aviation quality control management.
• Minimum of 15 years aviation quality control experience in military or commercial aviation and 5 years in an intermediate or higher maintenance facility as an FAA-licensed or company-designated QC inspector for UH-60 or Sikorsky S-70.
• Experience with aviation configuration control processes.
• Minimum of 10 years supervising personnel in aviation maintenance.
• Managerial experience at increasing levels of responsibility is preferred.
• Minimum of 10 years in maintenance and control of aviation technical manuals in a large aviation organization (20+ aircraft).
• Minimum of 5 years maintenance experience with rotary-wing aircraft, UH-60 preferred.
• Possess FAA Inspection Authorization license preferred.
• Experience with maintenance and logistics management of Sikorsky UH-60.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office and automated maintenance management systems; Army Maintenance Management System preferred.
• English at least FSI Level R/3, S/3; Spanish at least FSI Level R/2, S/2.
• Strong written English skills.
• Knowledge of Colombian Aeronautica Civil, U.S. FAA, and U.S. military maintenance regulations.
• Knowledge of Colombian safety standards and procedures.

Skills

U.S. citizenship

Moderate Risk Public Trust

FAA Inspection Authorization

English proficiency

Spanish proficiency

Education

Bachelor's degree in aviation field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Automated maintenance management system

Army Maintenance Management System

Job description

• Must be a U.S. citizen and possess a Moderate Risk Public Trust certification conducted by the Bureau of Diplomatic Security DS/SI/PSS) prior to contract performance.
• Bachelor’s degree in an aviation related field from an accredited institution or an associate degree plus at least 8 years of experience in the management of aviation quality control programs.
• Minimum of 15 years aviation quality control experience in the military or commercial aviation field, and 5 years’ experience in an intermediate level or higher aviation maintenance facility as an FAA licensed or company-designated quality control inspector working on the UH-60 or Sikorsky S-70 aircraft.
• Demonstrated experience with the aviation configuration control process.
• Minimum of 10 years’ experience supervising personnel in the aviation maintenance field.
• Managerial experience at increasing levels of responsibility is preferred.
• Minimum of 10 years’ experience in the maintenance and control of aviation technical manuals in a large aviation organization an aviation organization with at least 20 aircraft in the fleet.
• Minimum of 5 years of maintenance experience with rotary wing aircraft, UH-60 aircraft preferred.
• Possess a current FAA Inspection Authorization license is preferred.
• Experience with maintenance and logistics management of Sikorsky UH-60 is required.
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office and an automated maintenance management system is required. Experience with the Army Maintenance Management System is preferred.
• English language ability equivalent to the Foreign Service Institute Level R/3, S/3; Spanish language ability equivalent to the Foreign Service Institute Level R/2, S/2 is required.
• Strong written English skills required.
• Knowledge of Colombian Aeronautica Civil, U.S. FAA, and U.S. military maintenance regulations is required.
• Knowledge of Colombian safety standards and procedures is required.