Quality Control Inspector

Quality Control InspectorThe Quality Control Inspector performs inspection tasks related to the removal, reapplication, and repair of surface coatings (e.g. paint) utilizing proper inspection methods, techniques and equipment. Accomplish routine and non-routine inspection functions during all aspects of the paint process ensuring airworthiness of the article.Job Duties and ResponsibilitiesFollows safety procedures and wears and utilizes appropriate safety equipment for the work being performed.Interprets blueprints, drawings, and other technical data.Performs both simple and complex inspection procedures on aircraft parts, structures, and systems in accordance with applicable standards and specifications.Uses micrometers, gauges, calipers, indicators, and other measuring instruments and test equipment in the performance of skilled inspection work.Performs NDT and/or borescope inspections when applicable.Performs both primary inspections and buy-back inspections as assigned.Performs both visual and dimensional inspections properly and accurately.Writes up inspection items accurately, noting discrepancies clearly.Researches and retrieves technical data as necessary.Prepares necessary records such as inspection documentation, logs, or other records thoroughly, legibly, and in a timely manner.Maintains an updated, current knowledge of technical information and inspection techniques and requirements through adequate research and technical reading.Performs buy-back inspections ensuring that previously noted and subsequently repaired items have been properly completed and documented.Reads instructions and safety information as necessary for proper and safe completion of assigned work.Communicates effectively in English regarding work activities, per FAA requirements.Lifts and carries measuring instruments, tools, and test equipment; ascends and descends ladders and platforms; and frequently works in a variety of positions such as stooping, kneeling or squatting.Performs other duties as assigned.Work ExperienceAcademic QualificationsHigh School Diploma or GED requiredLanguagesMust be able to read, write, and speak effectively in English regarding safety-sensitive work activities, per FAA requirements. Bilingual (Spanish) is a plus.Technical ExperienceCurrent Airframe & Powerplant CertificateMinimum 18 months experience as an A&P Mechanic in FAA Part 121 and/or 145.Shall be familiar with FAA regulations and procedures relative to the scope of normally assigned tasks