Aviation Safety Inspector

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Title: Inspector V - Permanent position

Salary: $73k-110k/yearly with benefits

Location: Savannah, Georgia

Client: Leading Aviation company

1st shift with ability to change as needed

Relocation assistance available.

Working Conditions, Schedule & Travel:

Shift Flexibility: Flexible to work any shift depending on business needs and possibly on a last-minute basis (locally or requiring travel).

Available Shifts : 1st shift (6:30am to 3pm), 2nd shift (2pm to 12:30am), and Weekend shift (6:00am to 6:30pm for 3, 12-hour shifts).

Compensation: Shift differentials are offered.

Overtime: Available on an as-needed basis depending on workload, Client, and customer demand.

Travel: Up to 40% travel with a duration of up to 10 days may be required.

Physical Requirements:

Must be physically able to lift engine components weighing up to approximately 50 pounds.

Must be able to work at secured elevated heights.

Must be physically able to perform duties that require working in awkward positions.

What you will be doing:

Perform quality control inspections on engines and engine components in a Repair Station and Field environment.

Comply with work scope instructions as directed by our Maintenance Operations Center or team lead.

Operate precision tools and equipment to perform accurate dimensions without error.

Understand, interpret, and apply Service Bulletins, FAA/EASA Advisory Directives, and Technical Variances when applicable.

Take responsibility for paperwork including logbook entries, 8130-3, and return to service documents.

Conduct audits of maintenance documentation for accuracy and completion on all maintenance, prior to approval for return to service.

Basic Requirements:

High School Diploma or equivalent GED (General Educational Development) with 5+ years of experience working with gas turbine engine components and experience as an aviation inspector or as a shop quality representative (DQR) with experience working within an Aviation Repair Station (Part 145) and/or Air Carrier (Part 121), OR

Associate degree with 4+ years of experience working with gas turbine engine components and experience as an aviation inspector or as a shop quality representative (DQR) with experience working within an Aviation Repair Station (Part 145) and/or Air Carrier (Part 121).

Must have FAA Mechanic certificate (Part 65).

Preferred Requirements:

6+ years prior gas turbine experience

Strong leadership skills with past experience

Borescope knowledge and able to perform audits and assist with investigations.