Lead Quality Control Inspector

GA Telesis is a global leader providing integrated solutions to the aviation and Inspection Lead, MRO aerospace industries. Built on the premise of “Customer Success” being the goal, GA Telesis serves over 3,000 customers including airlines, OEMs, MROs, and suppliers worldwide with 31 leasing, sales, distribution, and MRO operations in 19 countries. At GA Telesis, the company’s core business is integrated aviation solutions, and their mission is customer success.

Within the Components Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul unit at GA Telesis, we are seeking an experienced Lead Quality Control Inspector to join our well-known Quality team. Reporting to the Director Quality, MRO Services, this role is responsible for the operation of the quality control functions of the repair station, including leading the quality monitoring processes and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Maintain record entries required by article
• 43.9 or
• 43.11
• Supervise all inspection functions and provide guidance to secondary inspectors
• Ensure maintenance / alterations perform according to applicable approved data for FAA standards
• Develop and manage process to ensure the airworthiness of approved articles
• Perform preliminary inspections, functional testing, in-process, and all final inspection as per repair/alteration data requirements
• Examine all contracted materials and maintenance components to ensure quality standards
• Use the tools, equipment, and test apparatus (recommended by the OEM or its equivalent) to assure completion of the work is in accordance with accepted industry practices
• Maintain and coordinate compliance with ADs, FAR/s along with manufacturer’s service bulletins
• Conduct visual inspection to determine extent of accident damages prior to maintenance and alteration is performed
• Ensure team members perform maintenance and alterations with high quality regulation standards
  
  

Qualifications

• Must be certificated per 14 CFR Part 65 / A&P certified
• Familiar with applicable regulations (as specified in 14CFR Part 145.155)
• Knowledge and experience with inspection methods, techniques, practices, aids, equipment, and tools used to determine airworthiness and compliance
• Proficient in the English language (reading, writing, and speaking)