QA/CRS Inspector

Core Responsibilities:

• To sign / release Authorized Release Certificate.
• Review and interpret engine manuals, illustrated parts manuals, and other technical data requirements to perform visual and dimensional inspections at receiving/preliminary, in-process, and final inspection.
• To document inspection results accurately.
• Review and ensure compliance with customer preference files.
• Comply with internal Quality Management System requirements.
• Interpret resolution of gauges required to perform dimensional inspections.
• Use a variety of precision measuring instruments such as indicators, verniers, OD & ID micrometers, pi tapes, etc.
• Interpret drawings and instructions from operations sheets and complex blueprints, engine manuals, inspection records, inspection record method sheets, etc.
• Detect faulty operations and materials, and create NCR to document non-conformance and disposition rework or escalate, as needed.
• Review and interpret preliminary visual and dimensional results to define work scope in compliance with the customer Purchase Order and approved technical data.
• Work with engineering to resolve customer technical submittals and acceptances.
• Identify and mark parts, as required, per approved technical data.
• Maintain good housekeeping practices on machines and in work area.
• Wear necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) as required.
• Comply with all company and safety rules and regulations during course of duties.
• Perform Release to Service function.

Qualifications:

• A minimum of 2 years of aeronautical experience in the field of aviation maintenance including at least 12 months of practical experience in the specific component maintenance area/workshop and familiar with the procedures and products of the company.
• Possess EASA Module 9 & 10 Certificate and Human Factors Training Certificate.
• Possess the following CAAS required Certifications:
• M10, L11, L12 or CO1 – Airworthiness Administration
• B11 – Maintenance Practices and Materials or CO2 – Physics and Aerodynamics and TM1 – Aircraft Materials and Hardware, and Maintenance Practices (Mechanical)
• C14 – Gas Turbine Engine Theory & Construction or M15 – Gas Turbine Engine
• Proficient with various measuring instruments such as indicators, verniers, OD & ID micrometers, pi-tapes, etc.
• Understand GD&T requirements and ability to read and interpret complex blueprints and technical documents.
• Well-versed with Microsoft Office Application.
• Strong attention to detail, ability to multitask, good communication skills.
• Able to meet aviation authorities’ personnel requirements as necessary.
• Experienced with CMM operation and programming will be a differentiator.
• The individual will start as a QA Inspector undergoing product training for the first 6–9 months. During this period, monthly rotating shifts are required until transitioning to a CRS Inspector, provided all required certification exams have been successfully completed and passed.

Education Requirements:

• Diploma or Certificate in Mechanical, Production, Manufacturing, Aeronautical Engineering or its equivalent or GCE “O” Level or its equivalent or Apprenticeship (with certificate issued by an aerospace maintenance organization).