Aviation Internal Evaluation Auditor | Travel & Training

Breeze Airways; Cottonwood Heights (UT); On-site; USD 68,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Vision and Dental

HSA with Breeze match

401K with Breeze match

Generous PTO

Travel on Breeze Airways

Job summary

Breeze Airways is seeking a qualified auditor to lead quality internal audits for the IEP program, reviewing manuals and records, conducting interviews, and documenting findings. This role reports to the Manager, IEP and ensures currency of checklists, schedules, and manuals in line with audit requirements.

The ideal candidate will train staff, manage schedules, and collaborate with Safety department teams, while traveling up to 50% to support program delivery and compliance with FARs, IOSA

Qualifications

• 4-year degree in an Aviation Safety-related field or 4+ years additional experience in IEP, auditing, project management, technical writing, contingency planning, or curriculum development/facilitation
• 2+ years of 121 or 135 Aviation Experience
• 2+ years project management, technical writing, and/or curriculum development
• Ability to audit and compare technical documents to FAA DCTs and/or other regulatory standards
• Must have and maintain a valid passport, or be cleared to travel internationally
• Comfortable facilitating meetings with all levels of leadership and business partners
• Comfortable delivering training/facilitating in front of large groups, including all levels of leadership and business partners
• Demonstrated abilities in self organization, self-starting work ethic
• Must be able/willing to travel to fulfill the needs of the programs, up to average 50% of the time
• Must be able to obtain and maintain a SIDA badge in accordance with TSA requirements
• Must have authorization to work in the US as defined by the Immigration Reform Act of 1986

Responsibilities

• Plan quality internal audits, including the preparation of audit checklists and the yearly and monthly audit calendar timetable
• Deliver quality audits – by reviewing manual content and records, conducting interviews, and observing workplace practices
• Document audit findings and generate audit reports
• Review and verify the effectiveness of corrective actions taken to address audit findings
• Under direction from the Manager, IEP, the auditor is responsible for currency of all checklists, IEP schedule, and IEP manual in adherence to audit requirements
• Conduct training for IEP program in person and/or remotely via collaboration software
• Plan, organize, and maintain IEP schedules
• Assist Manager, IEP in annual budget planning
• Responsible for resolving audit discrepancies with all levels of leadership
• Conduct training for IEP program in person and/or remotely via collaboration software, as assigned
• Responsible for trending IEP Data to identify organization top risk
• Responsible for program development under direction from Manager, IEP.
• Interface with all Safety department team members on projects, SMS programs, and data analytics
• Listen, observe, and review records and documents, and communicate effectively
• Understand and communicate the components of the Safety Management System and their relationship to IEP
• Understand and communicate the applicable standards, laws, and regulations (including, but not limited to FARs, DoD requirements, IOSA standards and recommended practices)
• Communicate findings to all levels of leadership, including executive leadership
• Other duties as assigned
• Achieve performance measures and adhere to established standards in conjunction with Breeze Aviation Group Values of Safety, Kindness, Integrity, Ingenuity, and Excellence

Job description

Breeze Airways is seeking a qualified auditor to lead quality internal audits for the IEP program, reviewing manuals and records, conducting interviews, and documenting findings. This role reports to the Manager, IEP and ensures currency of checklists, schedules, and manuals in line with audit requirements.

The ideal candidate will train staff, manage schedules, and collaborate with Safety department teams, while traveling up to 50% to support program delivery and compliance with FARs, IOSA