Inspector IV

AAR Corp•Hot Springs, AR

About The Position

Uses predetermined methods, operations, and prescribed technical data to inspect and test aircraft components, including in-process and completed assemblies, sub-assemblies, and detail parts. Ensures repairs or modifications are performed according to applicable data acceptable to the FAA administrator, such as component maintenance manuals, overhaul manuals, structural repair manuals, customer specifications, drawings, diagrams, inspection instructions, and checklists. Uses measuring devices during inspection, rejects components with defects or malfunctions requiring additional operations or rework, and accepts and certifies components determined to be airworthy. The role follows company policies, procedures, directions, and instructions. It documents work using endorsements in accordance with the Quality Management System, notifies the immediate supervisor of suspected un-airworthy conditions, and works with higher-grade inspectors to build job knowledge through on-the-job training. The position requires a good understanding of blueprints, technical manuals, and planning documents with normal supervision, basic understanding of computer processes used in daily operations, and cleaning the work area when required with minimal supervision. Other duties may be assigned.

Requirements

Read, write, and understand English fluently.
Read and understand blueprints and technical manuals.
Have a good understanding of blueprints, technical manuals, and planning documents with normal supervision.
Have a basic understanding of computer processes involved in daily operations.

Responsibilities

Inspect and test in-process and completed aircraft assemblies, sub-assemblies, and detail parts using predetermined methods and prescribed technical data.
Ensure repairs and modifications are completed according to applicable FAA-acceptable technical data and customer requirements.
Use measuring devices during inspection.
Reject components with defects or malfunctions that require additional operations or rework.
Accept and certify components determined to be airworthy.
Follow company policies, procedures, directions, and instructions.
Process forms and document work using endorsements in accordance with the Quality Management System.
Notify the immediate supervisor of suspected un-airworthy conditions observed while performing duties.
Work with higher-grade inspectors to develop job knowledge through on-the-job training.
Clean the work area when required.
Perform other duties as assigned.