AIRCRAFT INSPECTOR

GetHired, Inc.; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

GetHired, Inc. is seeking an Aircraft Inspector to oversee the return to service of assigned aircraft, completing work orders and documentation from pre-planning to delivery. The role emphasizes adherence to repair station manuals, FAR/FAA guidelines, and quality control.

The ideal candidate holds an A&P license, 5+ years as an inspector or technician, and strong ability to read blueprints, wiring diagrams, and logs in a hangar environment.

Qualifications

• A&P license and high school diploma.
• 5+ years in airframe/engine inspection or related work.
• Ability to read blueprints, drawings and wiring diagrams.

Responsibilities

• Inspect airframes, engines, components and modifications per manuals and standards.
• Complete inspections and documentation, coordinating with maintenance and production staff.
• Use precise measuring and test equipment to verify conformity.
• Audit task cards and work order packages before aircraft release.
• Review log books and ensure accurate recording of maintenance.
• Perform AD research as needed.
• Receive paperwork from Maintenance Lead and prepare documentation for delivery.
• Review others' completed work and conduct inspections and tests as required.
• Compute weight and balance data and revise equipment lists.
• Undertake other duties as assigned.

Skills

A&P license

Blueprints & diagrams

FAA regulations

English communication

Overtime readiness

Tools

RSQM

FAR FAA guidelines

Job description

AIRCRAFTINSPECTOR

JOBDESCRIPTION

POSITION SUMMARY

Responsible for thereturn to service of all assigned articles to include completion of all workorders and all other required documentation from pre-planning to delivery ofthe aircraft.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• 1. Conduct all inspectionsof airframes, engines, components and modifications utilizing the relevanttools and/or equipment, as applicable, to ensure conformity with specificationsand standards as defined in the repair station manuals.
• 2. Accomplish all assignedinspection tasks, including maintenance, avionics, and fabrication inspections,and associated documentation review, while maintaining liaison with maintenanceand/or production personnel in order to expedite the maintenance and/ormodification operation.
• 3. Use precise measuringand test equipment.
• 4. Audit task cards,non-routines and associated work order package documentation prior to releaseof aircraft.
• 5. Ensure log book/researchis completed. Review all entries and other required documentation whichaccurately records the maintenance and/or modification performed.
• 6. Complete AD research asnecessary.
• 7. Receive paperwork fromMaintenance Lead to ensure documentation is completed and ready in conjunctionwith delivery of the aircraft.
• 8. Review completeddocumentation of work performed by others, conducts inspections and performsfunctional tests as needed. Sign off as “Inspected By”.
• 9. Compute weight andbalance data and revise equipment lists.
• 10. Other duties notspecifically covered herein but otherwise assigned.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS,EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, LICENSES, ETC:

• 1.A&Plicense required; High School Diploma.
• 2.Thoroughknowledge of aircraft maintenance procedures, Service Bulletins, RSM andapplicable FAR Directives and FAA regulations.
• 3.1year Inspection or Limited Inspector experience is desirable
• 4.5+years as an A&P Technician
• 5.Abilityto read, write, speak and understand the English language.
• 6.Abilityto read and interpret blueprints, aircraft drawings, wiring diagrams and otherengineering documentation.
• 7.ValidPassport

REQUIRED SKILLS ANDABILITIES:

• 1. Proficient knowledge andexpertise with all aspects of Maintenance and Inspection procedures.
• 2. Strong knowledge ofRSQM, FAR and FAA guidelines for airworthiness.
• 3. Strong knowledge ofcomputers and related software.
• 4. Familiarity with foreignairworthiness regulations such as EASA would be an advantage.
• 5. Willing to work overtimewith little or no notice.
• 6. Willing to work Shifts.

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

The work environmentdescribed here is representative of those required by an employee to performthe essential functions of this job with or without reasonable accommodations.

The location where thisposition works is in an aircraft hangar environment which is subject to weatherchanges, constant exposure to loud noise, potential contact with hazardouswaste material and other safety hazards such as aircraft, steps, interior components:divans, chairs, other cabinets etc.

ORGANIZATIONALSTRUCTURE:

Reports to: InspectionLead, Supervisor, Chief Inspector

Manages: None

Career Path: AircraftInspector Lead, Supervisor, Chief Inspector

The abovestatements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work beingperformed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive description of all work requirements and responsibilities. The jobdescription does not constitute an employment contract and is subject to changeas the needs of the employer and requirements of the job change.

Additionally, the minimum level of education notated as a requirement could be supplemented by commensurate experience and/or certification(s) or license(s) as determined by the hiring manager.

INTRODUCTORY PERIOD:

Please note that you will be on a ninety (90) day probation, duringwhich your performance will be evaluated. Comlux shall periodicallyreview your performance and ability to perform each of the essential functionsof your position identified above prior to the expiration of the probationaryperiod. If you fail to pass the performance review or display behavioralissues or fail to meet expectations for reporting to work on time as scheduled,you shall be considered as having failed to qualify for continued employmentduring the probationary period, in which case Comlux shall be entitled to immediately terminate your employment.