Aviation Safety Inspector, Air Carrier Operations, Principal Operations Inspector

Federal Aviation Administration; Duty (LA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player seeks a Principal Operations Inspector to ensure compliance with aviation regulations and oversee safety operations. This role involves developing work programs for surveillance, conducting inspections, and collaborating with air carriers and top management. If you are passionate about aviation safety and have the required pilot experience, this is an exciting opportunity to make a significant impact in the aviation sector.

Qualifications

• At least 1 year of specialized experience in aviation safety.
• Must have pilot experience and a valid pilot certificate.

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with Federal Aviation Regulations.
• Conduct inspections and manage enforcement investigations.
• Evaluate operations and facilities through reports.

Skills

Medical fitness

Pilot experience in multi-engine aircraft

Airline transport or commercial pilot certificate

Recent flight hours

Knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations

Education

Specialized experience in aviation safety

Job description

Aviation Safety Inspector, Air Carrier Operations, Principal Operations Inspector

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Summary

The Principal Inspector Operations, Part 125 functions as the primary operations interface between assigned air carriers, operators, agencies, organizations, airmen, designees, and the Federal Aviation Administration.

Responsibilities

• Ensure organizations meet Federal Aviation Regulations regarding operations programs.
• Develop work programs for surveillance and inspection within manpower and budget limits.
• Perform geographic surveillance and certification functions.
• Maintain proper organization, staffing, training, and facilities compliance.
• Chair joint FAA-industry meetings and coordinate with top management.
• Conduct enforcement investigations, prepare reports, and recommend actions.
• Manage emergency suspensions and recertifications.
• Investigate complaints, incidents, and accidents; provide legal and court support.
• Coordinate MEL approvals and enforce compliance.
• Review and approve manuals and training programs.
• Evaluate operations and facilities through inspections and reports.
• Negotiate policy changes and prescribe corrective actions.
• Evaluate proposed route or airport changes and conduct proving flights.

Minimum Requirements

Conditions of Employment: US Citizenship, Selective Service registration, SF50 submission, telework eligibility.

Qualifications: Medical fitness, at least 1 year of specialized experience, pilot experience in multi-engine aircraft, airline transport or commercial pilot certificate, recent flight hours, and limited recent accidents.

Additional Information

Background checks, probation, financial disclosures, and application instructions apply. Visit this link for detailed qualification standards.

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