Aviation Shop Inspector - Airworthiness QC

Barfield Inc; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Barfield Inc. in Atlanta, GA seeks a Shop Inspector (Airworthy) to join our Quality Control team. You will ensure compliance with FAA regulations, verify airworthiness, and help maintain inspection records across the shop.

The role requires solid aviation QC experience, knowledge of FARs, and ability to read schematics and use inspection tools. FAA A&P license preferred; strong attention to detail and organizational skills are essential.

Qualifications

• At least 3 years of Aviation experience as a QC inspector or Technician.
• Knowledgeable with FARs.
• Knowledgeable with inspection methods, equipment and tools to determine airworthiness.
• Able to perform inspections on maintenance, preventive maintenance or alterations.
• Able to use mechanical, electronic and visual inspection aids.
• Knowledge of ISO9000 series.
• Knowledge of basic electronic theory.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and keep current a file of pertinent FAA regulations and airworthiness directives.
• Assure periodic checks of inspection tools and equipment are performed and records maintained.
• Determin e that no defective or unairworthy parts are installed.
• Notify Quality Director of malfunctions and defects per FAA instructions.
• Accomplish final acceptance of incoming materials and airworthiness of work performed outside the shop.
• Conduct inspections and record results as outlined in the manual.
• Oversee tagging and identification of parts and components.

Skills

Aviation QC experience

FARs knowledge

Inspection methods

Airworthiness knowledge

ISO9000 knowledge

Electronic theory basics

Education

FAA A&P license (preferred)

Pre-employment training records

College education +

Tools

CMMs

Schematics reading

MS Excel

Job description

Barfield Inc. in Atlanta, GA seeks a Shop Inspector (Airworthy) to join our Quality Control team. You will ensure compliance with FAA regulations, verify airworthiness, and help maintain inspection records across the shop.

The role requires solid aviation QC experience, knowledge of FARs, and ability to read schematics and use inspection tools. FAA A&P license preferred; strong attention to detail and organizational skills are essential.