Lead Aviation Quality Assurance Inspector

DST llc; Hagerstown (MD); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental, Vision insurance

Short/Long term disability and life/AD

401(k) and PTO

Floating holidays

Job summary

DST LLC is seeking an Aviation Quality Assurance Inspector to monitor, inspect, and propose corrective measures to ensure final products meet FAA standards and company requirements.

The role includes implementing QA policies, conducting routine and detailed inspections, maintaining aircraft records, and collaborating with engineering for design improvements. Travel and overtime may be required; strong leadership is essential.

Qualifications

• Mandatory familiarity with FAA regulations, IPM and ATA codes.
• Extensive knowledge of aircraft mechanical systems and interrelations.
• Experience inspecting final products and ensuring safety compliance.
• Management or lead experience of at least 3 years.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and implement quality assurance policies and procedures.
• Perform routine and detailed inspections of final products.
• Ensure products meet quality standards and safety regulations.
• Maintain aircraft records (logs, FAA forms, ICA’s).
• Inspect aircraft parts for damage prior to installation.
• Collaborate with engineering and directors on design enhancements.
• Document QA activities and generate reports.
• Meet delivery deadlines for customer products.
• Maintain punctuality and reliable attendance.

Skills

FAA regulations knowledge

Aircraft systems knowledge

Inspection experience

Leadership / lead experience

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Airframe and Powerplant Certificate

Inspection Authorization

Job description

DST LLC is seeking an Aviation Quality Assurance Inspector to monitor, inspect, and propose corrective measures to ensure final products meet FAA standards and company requirements.

The role includes implementing QA policies, conducting routine and detailed inspections, maintaining aircraft records, and collaborating with engineering for design improvements. Travel and overtime may be required; strong leadership is essential.