Quality Control Inspector

RLC, LLC•Broussard, LA

About The Position

The Quality Control Inspector supports inspections of aircraft maintenance and company procedures to ensure conformance with the Code of Federal Regulations and RLC’s General Maintenance Manual. The role inspects maintenance work and records, verifies aircraft airworthiness and return-to-service readiness, maintains technical and airworthiness documentation, and conducts audits of personnel, tools, equipment, facilities, and vendors.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
A&P Certificate.
At least six years of experience as an Aircraft Mechanic.
Computer literacy and ability to use Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and email applications.
Current valid driver’s license.
Valid FAA mechanic’s license with airframe and power plant ratings.
No violations of FAA regulations.

Responsibilities

Inspect aircraft mechanics’ work to ensure maintenance complies with Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements, and Department of Public Safety (DPS) procedures.
Perform serial number and equipment list checks.
Review work orders and make appropriate logbook entries.
Review completed work order entries and inspection forms for accuracy and content.
Monitor mechanic tool control in accordance with RLC’s General Maintenance Manual.
Inspect aircraft maintenance work to approve aircraft return to service.
Research records and create FAA Form 8130-3.
Write, execute, and disseminate FAA Form 337s.
Weigh aircraft and update equipment lists.
Document and compile damage for DER repairs.
Maintain and track aircraft bulletin compliance.
Organize and maintain aircraft airworthiness records.
Maintain the local aircraft technical library and disseminate information to aviation personnel.
Retrieve and submit SOAP and NDT samples and manage related documentation.
Perform field base and vendor audits.
Audit log sheets and inspection forms for errors and coordinate corrections with personnel.
Identify and document premature component removals.
Audit calibrated tools, equipment, and facilities for serviceability, accurate calibrations, and safe conditions.