Rotorcraft QA Manager (Contract) – ISO & FAA Lead

Helijobs.net; Mesa (AZ); Presencial; USD 115.000 - 125.000; A tiempo parcial

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Bonus potential

Priority access via Tier 1 supplier

Descripción de la vacante

The Structures Company is seeking a Helicopter & Rotorcraft Quality Assurance Manager in Mesa, AZ. You will directly supervise the Quality Assurance Department and ensure inspections, records, and regulatory compliance are meticulously managed.

Responsibilities include maintaining current FAA data, overseeing tool calibration, and preventing unairworthy parts from entering service. A strong background in rotorcraft programs and ISO 9001 is required.

Formación

• 5+ years in an FAA Part 145 Certified Repair Station with supervisory roles
• Rotorcraft experience (Bell, MD, Airbus) in A&P or inspector roles
• FAA regulations, repair station programs, and procedures knowledge

Responsabilidades

• Directly supervise and manage the Quality Assurance Department, including Chiefs and inspectors
• Ensure inspections and records are completed before release to service
• Approve changes to forms, tags, and documentation used by the repair station
• Maintain up-to-date technical data and regulatory libraries
• Oversee calibration of inspection tools and precision equipment
• Prevent unairworthy parts from entering the system
• Submit reports under 14 CFR 145.221 and oversee FAA form 337
• Lead ISO 9001 compliance and internal audits

Conocimientos

Leadership/supervision

Regulatory compliance

Communication

Educación

FAA A&P Certificate

Inspection Authorization (IA) preferred

Herramientas

Maintenance planning software EBIS

Microsoft Word / Excel

Descripción del empleo

The Structures Company is seeking a Helicopter & Rotorcraft Quality Assurance Manager in Mesa, AZ. You will directly supervise the Quality Assurance Department and ensure inspections, records, and regulatory compliance are meticulously managed.

Responsibilities include maintaining current FAA data, overseeing tool calibration, and preventing unairworthy parts from entering service. A strong background in rotorcraft programs and ISO 9001 is required.