Aircraft Engine Inspector
capilaux aeroFort Lauderdale (FL)
About the role
✈️ AIRCRAFT ENGINE INSPECTOR | Capilaux Aero is representing a leading MRO organisation in the appointment of an experienced Aircraft Engine Inspector to join its team. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced aviation professional with a background in aircraft engine inspection, maintenance, overhaul or repair. We are particularly interested in speaking with candidates who have experience within military aviation, commercial aviation or an established MRO environment.
The Opportunity:
📍 Miami, Florida💰 Competitive salary, depending on experience and qualifications⏱️ Overtime ×Benefits• 401(k) – 50% company match• Annual bonus opportunity• Stock options• 2 weeks paid vacation• 10 paid sick days• Medical, Dental & Vision plans• 3% guaranteed annual salary increase• Overtime at time-and-a-half Ideal Background We would like to hear from candidates with experience in:• Aircraft engine inspection• Engine maintenance, overhaul or repair• Quality inspection / QA• Turbine engine maintenance• MRO environments• Military aircraft engineering• FAA-certified aviation maintenance Military aircraft engineers and inspectors considering a transition into the U.S. civilian aviation sector are encouraged to apply. Your military experience may be highly transferable to this opportunity. If you are an experienced Aircraft Engine Inspector and would like to discuss the opportunity in confidence, please contact Capilaux Aero directly or send your CV/resume for consideration. All enquiries will be treated confidentially.#Aircraft Inspector #Aircraft Engineering #Aviation Jobs #Aircraft Maintenance #Aircraft Engines #MRO #Aviation Careers #Aviation Recruitment #Military Transition #Veterans #Florida Jobs #Aerospace Jobs
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