JOB DESCRIPTION:
We have been providing our customers with enduring aircraft paint processes, unsurpassed quality, and on-time deliveries.
We take great pride in every aircraft painted at our facilities
The facility operates 24/7.
Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Inspectors are an integral part of our operation.
They are required to maintain the airworthiness of aircraft and all their components.
Inspectors work according to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and company regulations and procedures.
Inspectors certify the quality of workmanship, including signing mechanical flight releases.
Responsibilities of A&P Certified Aircraft Inspector:
Update computer maintenance tracking programs with current information on a regular basis; generate maintenance due lists
Perform duties delegated by the Chief Inspector
Maintain and oversee maintenance records for all aircraft on property
Review work packages for accuracy and completeness of paperwork
After completion of work by the crew, in cooperation with the Chief Inspector, inspects the work to determine the job is completed and is of the best quality possible
Familiarize self with all the current pertinent FAA specifications, air worthiness directives, manufacturers instructions, bulletins, technical data, and other approved data applicable to the unit being inspected
Assure that all the parts rejected or found un-serviceable by are properly marked and tagged
Properly execute the malfunction and defect report FAA form 8010-4 as necessary
Proper execution of FAA form 337 and maintenance release pertinent to all items returned to service
Perform preliminary, hidden damage, in progress, and final inspection of all assigned aircraft
Ensure that no defective or un-airworthy parts are installed any component or unit returned to service
Follow policies and procedures as detailed in the Air Carrier and Repair Station manuals.
Requirements of the A&P Certified Aircraft Inspector:
Hold a Mechanic's Certificate with Airframe and Powerplant ratings.
Meets requirements of 14 CFR Part 65.83
Verifiable aircraft maintenance employment within last 2 years
Minimum of 5 years commercial or regional aircraft experience
Familiar with parameters and standards established specifically in Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) parts 53, 65, 91, 121, 135, and 145
Computer literate with the ability to learn new software applications
Must pass all conducted drug/alcohol screening, background and security checks and prove eligibility for employment in the United States
Valid driver's license
Schedule:
10 hour shift
On call
Weekends as needed
License/Certification:
Airframe & Powerplant License (Required)
