Quality Inspector

Job Description

As a Quality Inspector, here is what youll be doing at the core, day to day.

Responsible to ensure all airworthiness quality requirements are performed and documented in accordance with all applicable regulations in regards to maintenance, preventative maintenance, repair and alteration of aircraft, engine, and aircraft components / parts for which the Repair Station is rated.

Conduct weighing procedure in accordance with customers recommended practices and procedures.

Upon A / C arrival, obtain associated documentation, complete A / C records and document receipt perform incoming inspections.

Coordinate inspection activities in compliance with computer tracking maintenance programs.

Perform inspections of aircraft, engines, parts, and components using precision tools, equipment, and other materials in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements

Upon receipt, perform inspection of all new, repaired, and rebuilt parts / components for evidence for physical damage, count, and conformity.

Ensure all work packages (orders and forms) as well as records of arrival, maintenance and corrective actions performed, are documented accurately and that all specialized customer (RED, RFE & SRPSA) and regulatory paperwork (FAA, FAR / CAA, etc.) is complete and required approvals have been obtained.

Research aircraft drawings and technical data (i.e., REO, EINO, EO. EA)

Perform walk around inspection of aircraft for release from maintenance.

Perform return to service process and ensure assigned aircraft meets all airworthiness requirements prior to return to service.

Provide data to customers as requested.

Train, coach and mentor technicians and other inspectors in the performance of duties in area(s) of qualification

Assist with research activities.

Perform conformity inspections.

Conduct Internal Procedural Audits

Perform research functions, including aircraft records research, aircraft configuration assessment and maintenance requirement determination based on research.

Heres what is required to succeed as a Quality Inspector.

Minimum of 2 years experience performing aircraft inspections under FAR 145, 121, 135 or Military experience on commercial / military aircraft.

FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) License.

Have a working knowledge of special tooling and machinery used in detail inspection.

Have a working knowledge of aircraft part fabrication process.

Ability to calculate tolerances using specialty / calibrated measuring devices.

Ability to read and interpret engineering documents.

Ability to use and interpret a variety of precision measurement instruments and special tooling.

Minimum of 1-year Inspector experience, preferred.

Must be able to pass hearing and vision tests.

Join usheres the why.

Do you have a passion for aviation? Are you eager to make a meaningful impact on customers? Do you aspire to a fulfilling career as a Quality Inspector? If yes, youve landed at the right place. At MHIRJ, we recognize and value your contributions to our One Unified Team. We live by our values and embody our behaviors which drive our success.

Take flight with a team that shares your passion and supports your journey. Lets soar together at MHIRJ!

We provide comprehensive benefits for you and your family, as well as ample opportunities to grow your career.

Benefits for Employees :

12 Hour Shifts (day & night), 3 & 4 days a week

401k with Company Match of up to 6%

Paid Vacation, Floating Holidays & Sick Time

Medical, Dental, Vision & Prescription Coverage, including Flexible Spending

Wellness Incentives up to $750

Attractive Hourly Pay Premiums

Annual Bonus

Overtime Availability

Uniforms Provided

Short & Long Term Disability

Referral bonus

Employee Mitsubishi Auto Discount

We do not discriminate in employment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity), national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, genetic information, age, membership in an employee organization, retaliation, parental status, military service, or other non-merit factor.