Senior Base Maintenance Inspector & Quality Control Lead

American Airlines; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

American Airlines is seeking a Supervisor, Inspection Base Maintenance to support outsourced Heavy Maintenance Providers (HMPs). The role requires extensive travel between HMP locations and ensures adherence to the approved AA Maintenance Program and CFRs.

You will supervise QA programs (RII, NDT, major repair reporting, receiving, training, and rejection/buy back), audit tasks against instructions, and report deficiencies to the Sr.

Qualifications

• 5 years experience in the operation and repair of Part 121 air carrier maintenance programs
• FAA Airframe and Power plants licenses
• Knowledgeable of NDT/Bore score procedures
• Ability to effectively coordinate multiple projects at the same time

Responsibilities

• Support QA across outsourced MRO providers and monitor compliance with AA Maintenance Program and CFRs
• Audits completed tasks to ensure work matches provided instructions and reports deficiencies to American Airlines Sr. Manager Quality Control
• Coordinates with onsite support teams and builds strong relationships with internal departments at all facilities
• Notifies and assists vendors in initiating corrective actions as needed
• Supervises the administration of QA programs including RII, NDT, major repair reporting, receiving, training, and rejection/buy back

Skills

Record Keeping

Time Management

Verbal communication

Written communication

Adaptability

Multi-tasking

Detail oriented

Highly organized

Tools

MS Word

MS Outlook

MS Excel

Job description

American Airlines is seeking a Supervisor, Inspection Base Maintenance to support outsourced Heavy Maintenance Providers (HMPs). The role requires extensive travel between HMP locations and ensures adherence to the approved AA Maintenance Program and CFRs.

You will supervise QA programs (RII, NDT, major repair reporting, receiving, training, and rejection/buy back), audit tasks against instructions, and report deficiencies to the Sr.