Airworthiness Quality Inspector | Aviation Compliance

AirAsia Indonesia; Tangerang; On-site; IDR 167,400,000 - 334,800,000; Full time

Job summary

AirAsia Indonesia is seeking a qualified aviation quality and safety professional to oversee airworthiness surveillance and certification compliance. The role focuses on implementing surveillance, reporting findings, and ensuring regulatory alignment across Part 145 AMO activities.

Responsibilities include investigations, authorisation assessments for certifying staff, and developing policy updates to support quality objectives. Collaboration with DGCA and other authorities is required.

Qualifications

• Holder of CASR Part 65 License.
• Minimum 3 years maintenance certification experience in aviation.
• Bachelor of Engineering or Aviation College Degree.
• Completed Airworthiness Inspector Course.
• TOEIC with minimum score 500.

Responsibilities

• Implement and maintain surveillance, sampling inspection, and spot checks to ensure Part 145 AMO maintenance activities comply with requirements.
• Create surveillance reports, manage findings and remedial actions.
• Carry out and review investigations of occurrences, incidents, and accidents.
• Ensure all mandatory occurrence reports are promptly reported to Air Operator, DGCA and applicable NAA.
• Assess and grant extensions of company authorization and approvals for certifying staff.
• Recommend and implement new policies and procedures in line with quality objectives.
• Accommodate operation matters with regards to Concession and Dispensation.
• Verify personnel experience logbook.
• Carry out any other task as directed by Quality & Safety Manager.

Education

Bachelor of Engineering or Aviation College Degree

Airworthiness Inspector Course

TOEIC 500

Job description

AirAsia Indonesia is seeking a qualified aviation quality and safety professional to oversee airworthiness surveillance and certification compliance. The role focuses on implementing surveillance, reporting findings, and ensuring regulatory alignment across Part 145 AMO activities.

Responsibilities include investigations, authorisation assessments for certifying staff, and developing policy updates to support quality objectives. Collaboration with DGCA and other authorities is required.