Quality Inspector (Aviation MRO)

Posted 2 days ago

synerfac technical staffingOpa-Locka (FL)

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About the role

An established aviation MRO organization is seeking a Quality Inspector to support quality assurance and airworthiness inspections of aircraft engines, components, and accessories. This position is responsible for conducting inspections throughout the maintenance process, reviewing documentation for regulatory compliance, and ensuring all work is performed in accordance with FAA regulations, company procedures, and customer requirements. The ideal candidate will have aviation quality inspection experience within an MRO, engine overhaul, accessory repair, or similar aviation maintenance environment.
Responsibilities: * Perform receiving, preliminary, in-process, hidden damage, and final inspections on aircraft engines, accessories, and components * Verify maintenance activities are completed in accordance with approved procedures, manuals, and regulatory requirements * Review work packages, inspection records, and maintenance documentation for completeness and accuracy * Ensure proper tools, materials, and maintenance procedures are utilized during repair and overhaul activities * Verify compliance with FAA regulations, company procedures, and customer requirements * Support return-to-service activities when properly authorized and qualified * Communicate quality concerns and findings to technicians, supervisors, and management * Promote quality, safety, and continuous improvement throughout the maintenance process Qualifications: * 3-5 years of quality inspection experience within an aviation MRO, engine overhaul, component repair, or similar aviation maintenance environment * Proficient in the use of precision inspection equipment and visual inspection tools, including micrometers, calipers, and dial gauges. * Strong understanding of airworthiness standards, inspection procedures, and aviation maintenance practices * Ability to read and interpret maintenance manuals, technical drawings, and regulatory documentation * Experience reviewing maintenance records, work orders, and inspection documentation * Ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English

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