Borescope/Surveillance Inspector (aircraft engines) Miami, FL

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Borescope/Surveillance Inspector Commercial Aircraft Engines This is a full time/direct hire position offering a competitive salary with full benefits package. Employment Location: Miami, FLPrincipal Responsibilities and Activities: Employee in this position will be responsible for and/or perform the following tasks: Perform Borescope and Surveillance inspections on commercial aircraft engines, including but not limited to CFM56 series, CF6-80, V2500, RB211 and CF34 engines. Create Maintenance Release Forms and related reporting as required based on inspection findings Identify component part numbers as required during engine repair component removals. Keep all related inspection files up to date. Establish and maintain best practices in accordance to quality and operations manuals. Desired Background: Minimum 5 years of BSI experience required The employer seeks a candidate with commercial aviation engine experience regarding field service and MRO activities. The candidate should be/have excellent communication skills, organized, a team player, a can-do attitude, task oriented, coachable, adaptable, professional, and punctual, a self-starter that requires little supervision. Bi-lingual skill in Spanish is highly desired. Full time position with travel required. Competitive salary and benefits.

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