Repair Station Quality Assurance Inspector

Spirit AeroSystems•Wichita, KS

4d•Onsite

About The Position

This role is at Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company, supporting Spirit’s Commercial Business Units (“Spirit Commercial”). Spirit Commercial designs and builds commercial aerostructures, including for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, one of Boeing’s three business units and the premier manufacturer of commercial jetliners for decades. Spirit Commercial’s core products include fuselages, pylons, nacelles and wing components, with a focus on innovative composite and aluminum manufacturing solutions. Summary: Perform preliminary, in process, hidden damage, and final inspections of component repair/overhaul in a FAA Certified Repair Station, utilizing structural repair manuals, component maintenance manuals and aircraft maintenance manuals, as well as other approved composite repair instructions from the manufacturer or airline customer Work closely with the Operations team in the performance of maintenance, repair, and overhauls to a variety of structural and non-structural aircraft components including nacelle assemblies and flight control surfaces

Requirements

This is a DOT safety sensitive position & requires participation in DOT drug screen and random drug screenings.
2+ years of quality inspection experience.
All applicants must be willing and able to work any shift, including alternative work weeks.
All Candidates must pass the WorkKeys Assessment (workkeys.com) or provide verification that they have passed the WorkKeys Assessment. Delay in completing your WorkKeys Assessment will result in a delay in your start date. You may complete your assessment in advance of an interview.
IMPORTANT WorkKeys note: Any person scheduling their WorkKeys Assessment will be required to present two (2) forms of identification to be verified before their scheduled date for the WorkKeys assessment. Please click and review this provided link Acceptable Forms of ID and plan ahead by deciding which documents can be located or if need be, ordered.

Nice To Haves

Airframe license and/or previously held a repairman certificate.
Inspection experience in a repair station environment.

Responsibilities

The Quality Assurance Inspector is responsible to the Chief Inspector in determining the airworthiness of work assigned to him/her.
Follows the MRO's quality policies and procedures as well as duties and responsibilities found within the FAA Part 145 Repair Station / Quality Control Manual, associated quality manuals and standard operating procedures
Carry out aircraft component inspections that are required to maintain the component in a safe and airworthy condition in conformance to standards set forth by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) and manufacturer's maintenance manuals to include component and structural repair manuals, OEM engineering documents and airline customer requirements
Perform the function of receiving/shipping inspector for those parts or materials routed for use during maintenance, preventive maintenance/ alterations and repair station PCA stock and aftermarket spares
Record all inspection data within the work order system, reports, and inspection tags
Ensure that all necessary inspections/overhauls, checks, and repairs are carried out in accordance with procedures in the applicable manuals and FAA CFR’s
Ensure that FAA approved data is used for all repairs and rework on components
Ensure that part tags are properly completed, and stamping the tag with the correct disposition (i.e. serviceable or unserviceable)
Prepare and sign FAA Form 8130-3 and for the return to service of a completed unit
Communicate to the Chief Inspector or inspection Lead of any irregularities in the standard practices used, faulty equipment and poor housekeeping practices that could cause injury to personnel or make the aircraft component un-airworthy
Ensure that a high standard of workmanship is maintained
Determine the airworthiness and final acceptance of articles on which work has been performed, outside the repair station, by cert or non-certificated persons, before use on a component
Assists and advises others as to the proper execution of maintenance and inspection processes
Periodically checks and removes from inventory or shop use, consumable materials found to be beyond shelf-life limits
Ensures that the policies and procedures set forth within the Repair Station/Quality Control Manual and airline customer requirements are being followed
Contact other company organizations or customer representatives, as required to coordinate and accomplish work assignments
Must comply with Anti-Drug and Alcohol program requirements (FAA required random testing for safety sensitive work)
Employee must successfully pass initial screening to begin work in the Repair Station and pre-authorize background checks upon Company requests
Able to read, write, and understand the English language
Use and interpret drawings, component maintenance manuals (CMM), aircraft maintenance manuals (AMM), and structural repair manuals (SRM)
Use shop mathematics, precision measuring instruments, specialized inspection machines, tools, and equipment necessary to accomplish work assignments
Good communication skills – written and verbal
Good computing skills
Maintain certifications as required
Able to perform Tap testing
Overall working knowledge of the part 145 Repair Station
Ability to investigate and document Root Cause analysis and Corrective action (non-disciplinary)
Determine and submit investigation and test statements.
Perform process and hardware audits and surveillances
Be able to obtain certification to return an article to service utilizing FAA Form 8130-3
Perform all functions associated with Level B requirements.