Surveillance Inspector

Responsibilities Conduct thorough inspections of maintenance, preventive maintenance, and alterations on powerplants and associated parts. Execute inspections and required inspections (RII) as mandated, ensuring compliance with company and FAA standards. Verify the use of approved tooling and data during maintenance tasks. Record all inspections accurately in accordance with company procedures, including generating and signing FAA Form 337 for major repairs and alterations. Review corrective action entries for completion and proper signoff. Oversee airworthiness release duties by reviewing maintenance logs and ensuring all documentation is properly authorized. Conduct receiving inspections on incoming parts to ensure compliance with company standards. Report all issues affecting airworthiness to the Lead Surveillance Inspector. Perform borescope inspections, troubleshoot engine parts, and oversee CFM Technicians’ work for quality assurance. Monitor and enhance compliance with company and FAA standards through meticulous paperwork processing and in-process surveillance signoffs. Requirements Certified mechanic or repairman under Part 65. Minimum of three years of borescope experience. Proficient with hand and pneumatic tools, including troubleshooting and part repair. Capable of reading routers and OEM manuals and performing basic repairs. Experience with Quantum aviation software preferred. At least two years of experience with CFM56-3, -5B, and -7B engines. Must pass a yearly DOT vision exam. Physical requirements include standing, walking, bending, and lifting up to 50 lbs., with regular exposure to chemicals and industrial equipment. Competitive hourly wage of $40–$43. Opportunity to play a key role in ensuring the safety and reliability of aviation equipment worldwide. Opportunities to enhance skills and gain experience with industry-leading technologies. Work with a supportive team in an environment that prioritizes safety and quality. #J-18808-Ljbffr Total Aviation Staffing