Inspector- NSA

MROH•Winston-Salem, NC

About The Position

The Inspector evaluates the airworthiness of aircraft, engines, components, accessories, and incoming materials, and conducts inspections throughout maintenance and repair work in accordance with applicable procedures, manuals, work packages, and Federal Aviation Regulations. The role includes reviewing maintenance documentation, recording inspection results, ensuring required RII procedures are followed, and using appropriate inspection equipment and visual aids. When not performing inspector duties, the employee performs other aircraft maintenance mechanic duties. An Inspector may not inspect or buy back their own work.

Requirements

A&P certification.
737 GenFam course on transport category aircraft and Airbus.
At least 5 years of documented or verifiable maintenance experience on Boeing transport category aircraft.
Meet the requirements of FAR 145.155.
Ability to perform the stated physical activities, including climbing, crawling, bending, crouching, kneeling, lifting and carrying items up to and over 50 pounds, and standing and walking for extended periods.
Ability to see and follow precise instructions, documents, diagrams, or blueprints; distinguish color differences; read electronic displays; and detect and hear equipment operation and spoken directions.
Ability to understand, remember, and apply complex oral or written instructions; organize information; make decisions with impact on the immediate work unit; and monitor impact beyond that unit.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English; follow complex instructions; complete complex forms and reports; and communicate orally and in writing.
Mechanical and analytical aptitude, attention to detail, safety consciousness, flexibility, cooperation, ability to meet tight deadlines, and ability to work productively in a diverse work environment.

Nice To Haves

Experience installing and rigging flight controls.
Experience conducting sheet metal repairs.
Avionics experience.
Aircraft inspection experience.

Responsibilities

Make decisions about the airworthiness of aircraft, engines, components, and accessories when required.
Conduct inspections and related functions as directed by job cards, maintenance manuals, airworthiness directives, and other documents in the work package.
Conduct receiving inspections of components, materials, tooling, and hardware as required by the manual and applicable FARs.
Conduct RII inspections when qualified, following approved procedures and maintenance program requirements.
Review maintenance forms, parts tags, job cards, log pages, tally sheets, and other paperwork for compliance with the Repair Station Manual and applicable FARs.
Inspect incoming material, determine its airworthiness, and approve its final acceptance, including new parts, supplies, and articles worked on by contracted vendors.
Perform preliminary, hidden-damage, in-process, and final inspections of articles processed by North State Aviation, and record results as specified in the Repair Station and Quality Control Manuals.
Ensure adherence to RII inspection items and procedures.
Perform aircraft maintenance mechanic duties when not performing Inspector duties; do not inspect or buy back personal work.
Read, understand, and apply relevant Repair Station and Quality Control Manual requirements, guidelines, and regulations.
Comply with applicable regulations and use appropriate inspection methods, techniques, practices, aids, equipment, and tools to determine article airworthiness.
Proficiently use inspection equipment and visual inspection aids appropriate to the article being inspected.
Perform additional duties as assigned.