Aircraft Chief Inspector - TAX FREE

· Perform inspection functions of the repair station as outlined, in accordance with the Repair Station

· Ensure familiarity of all applicable Civil Aviation Authorities Regulations, manufacturer’s procedures/recommendations, and other pertinent data as it relates to the item of work being performed

· Accepting incoming products procured for use by the Repair Station and will ensure that those products are approved or acceptable

· Perform preliminary inspections on all aircraft and/or components that undergo maintenance to determine the state of preservation, necessity for functional test or non-destructive testing, and to document any obvious defects

· Assure that all inspections are properly performed on all completed work

· Responsible for the inspection entries on forms and in work orders used in the respective Departments

· Make progressive and on-going inspections at various stages of Teardown, Overhaul, and Repair of all Units or Components received by the Repair Station for service

· Responsible for checking completed Work Orders / Workbooks for work performed

· Perform scheduled and systematic evaluation audits for the Repair Station to ascertain its own abilities and procedural compliance to establish policy and guidance

· Provide training and technical assistance to others

· Ensures the highest quality service, safety standards and performance, with the objective of

exceeding customer satisfaction in the re-delivery of airworthy, reliable, clean aircraft and

components, in a timely manner

· Establish standards and procedures for the repair station inspection system

· Ensure all incoming, hidden damage, preliminary, in-process and final inspections are performed in accordance with Repair Station Manual

· Ensure the designated inspectors are thoroughly familiar with the inspection methods,

techniques, aids, tools, and equipment used within their assigned area of responsibility

· Ensure all inspectors performing RII inspections for FAR 135 air carrier are qualified and trained in accordance with the operator’s program prior to performing

· Maintain a listing of approved outside contractors, evaluate those contractors as necessary, and coordinate approval of contractors and contracted functions with Civil Aviation Authorities

· Ensure precision tooling is controlled and calibrated

· Ensure that records of maintenance, inspection, and alterations are maintained in accordance with Civil Aviation Authorities standards

· Ensures there are no defective, non-conforming, or un-airworthy parts installed in any component or aircraft released to service

· Ensures in-coming receiving inspections are performed properly per Civil Aviation Authorities standards

· Ensures all employees follow work away procedures and tasks

· May perform other duties as assigned