Quality Control Inspector

On April 28, 2021, Avelo took flight as America’s first new airline in nearly 15 years – ushering in a new era of affordable, convenient, and reliable air travel. Founded and led by airline industry veteran, Andrew Levy, along with a team of world-class airline executives, we endeavored to build a different and better kind of airline with one mission in mind: “To inspire travel” and we’ve done so with industry-leading reliability and a caring Soul of Service. If you are looking for the opportunity to join a new and exciting airline that offers the chance to make your mark on aviation history, keep reading!

Purpose: The Quality Control Inspector deliver quality oversight of the Technical Operations Departments. Ensuring that regulatory and company requirements are being adhered to, and that aircraft, engines, appliances, and components are being maintained in a safe, airworthy, efficient, and economic manner per regulatory and company guidance. Exhibit a “One Crew” and “Do The Right Thing” mentality to crewmembers at all maintenance stations. This position is vital to the safety of our Customers and Crewmembers and airworthiness of our aircraft.

Responsibilities:

• Provides quality oversight for all maintenance activities.
• Monitor work in-progress to ensure that the appropriate technical manuals and tools are utilized during completion of inspections and maintenance
• Monitor work in-progress to insure RII items are being Identified as per company policies and procedures
• Ensure proper use of terminology for aircraft discrepancies
• Promote safety and provide direction to aircraft technicians performing service, maintenance, repair and/or ramp activities
• Perform preliminary, in progress, hidden damage, and final inspections
• Ensure the quality and accuracy of documentation.
• Conducts final review of all maintenance documents and records prior to records archival for completion and correctness.
• Make available and keep current, forms and tags for technicians
• Ensure documents and manuals used by maintenance are current
• Review maintenance documentation and validate Service Difficulty Reporting (SDR) reportable items have been identified and reported
• Verify proper turnover procedure are being utilized
• Perform inspection of Required Inspection Items (RII).
• Perform Required Inspection Item (RII) and Buy Back inspections.
• Review company RII list to ensure discrepancies are identified, documented, and inspected as per company policies and procedures.
• Continuously monitor complicated repairs/maintenance items throughout their completion. As a minimum, perform inspections of RII per the methods, procedures, standards, and limitations as identified by company manuals.
• Ensure any inspection item remaining incomplete as a result of shift change or interruption is properly recorded and turned over to the next shift or individual.
• Ensure the quality of maintenance support processes, by performing self-audits.
• Calibrated Tools are serviceable and within calibration dates
• Shelf-Life Items are within expiration dates
• Quarantine and scrapped parts are properly tagged, segregated, and dispositioned as per company manuals
• Performs Material Inspections of incoming aircraft components and materials to ensure the use of serviceable, conforming, and applicable parts and materials.
• Suspected Unapproved parts program
• Participate in the Safety Management System (SMS) Program
• Report safety-related issues to Leadership thru the Safety Reporting system