Technical Inspector

• Job Purpose

This job is responsible for checking the airframes and components of the aircraft.

• KEY Accountabilities

- Assist technicians in set-up/tear-down of equipment or perform routine and preventive.

- Maintenance tasks, calibrations and overall equipment and shops upkeep.

-  Assist technicians in project execution and daily tasks associated with providing industrial maintenance services.

- Assist with proper documentation and reports of services provided.

- Maintain constant surveillance and immediate control of industrial radiographic equipment at all times while in use.

- Secure radiographic equipment from unauthorized removal at all times, when not tended under constant surveillance and immediate control.

- Prevent all unauthorized personnel from being within the restricted area boundaries while radiographic equipment is in use.

- Apply various methods in laboratory situations or at operations properties of materials, objects and instruments.

- Apply technical knowledge to perform simple tasks in working on equipment, following verbal or written instructions which cover all procedures.

- Perform both physical and chemical inspections including fluorescent penetrant.

- Setup and perform such tests per the associated None-Destructive Testing procedures and analyze relevant data per client's quality requirements.

- Evaluate and interpret the None-Destructive Testing results with respect to applicable codes, standards, specifications and approved company procedures.

- Maintain the None-Destructive Testing equipment and instruments in good condition.

• Requirements & Qualifications

-Company authorization with aircraft type rating .

-Amos work experience OR company work experience record.

-Previous company training record with certifications (proven).

-Certificate of release to service (CRS) if available .

-An authority license (preferred GACA/FAA or EASA).

-Graduate from technical aviation academy school (A&P) or holding a degree in aviation/aerospace engineering .

-Minimum work experience of 5 years. (must)

-Physically fit with healthy condition.

-Practiced inspection tasks ( prefer who used to work as aircraft inspector)

-Aircraft Type rating from technical school. (preferred B-787/A320/A330)

- Strong technical knowledge: A Technical Inspector for MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) should possess a solid understanding of aircraft maintenance processes, standards, and regulations. They should be well-versed in the inspection and evaluation of aircraft components, systems, and structures.
- Attention to detail: Being a Technical Inspector requires meticulous attention to detail. They must be able to identify and assess any potential issues or deviations from established guidelines during inspections, as even minor oversights can have significant consequences in the aviation industry.
- Analytical and problem-solving skills: Technical Inspectors need to have excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities. They should be able to identify the root cause of any technical problems and provide effective solutions to ensure the airworthiness of the aircraft.
- Communication skills: Effective communication is crucial in this role. Technical Inspectors must be able to clearly and concisely communicate inspection findings and recommendations to relevant stakeholders, including maintenance technicians and management.
- Adaptability and flexibility: The aviation industry is dynamic and constantly evolving. Technical Inspectors should be adaptable and flexible, able to work in different environments and handle changing priorities efficiently.
- Compliance with regulatory standards: Technical Inspectors must stay up-to-date with the latest regulations and standards in the aviation industry. They should have knowledge of relevant safety regulations and be committed to ensuring compliance with these requirements.
- Documentation and reporting: Technical Inspectors should have strong documentation and reporting skills, as they are responsible for maintaining accurate records of inspections, findings, and recommendations. This documentation is crucial for compliance with regulatory requirements and facilitating effective decision-making processes.
- Teamwork and collaboration: Technical Inspectors often work as part of a team, closely collaborating with other maintenance staff, engineers, and management. They should have strong interpersonal skills and be able to work effectively in a team environment to ensure the overall safety and efficiency of the maintenance processes.