Aircraft Maintenance Inspector (6th Shift, Monday-Thursday)

Job Description

Role Overview In this A&P Inspector role you can expect to uphold the highest standards of aviation safety by ensuring all inspections meet FAA regulations and manufacturer guidelines. You will play a key part in maintaining the integrity and reliability of Textron Aviation's Service Center operations. The advert is aimed at candidates who are detail-oriented and passionate about precision. The shift pattern is 6th shift, Monday to Thursday. Key Responsibilities Responsibilities may include, but are not limited to: Final airworthiness inspections: inspect aircraft and components to ensure compliance with Textron Aviation quality standards and FAA regulations for return to service. Quality and compliance oversight: review inspection records, reports and documentation for accuracy and adherence to RII, Part 135 and internal quality standards. Tooling and equipment verification: perform periodic checks and calibrations on precision tools and test equipment to meet FAA and OEM specifications. Material and parts control: inspect and accept incoming parts and supplies, ensure proper tagging and traceability, and prevent the installation of unairworthy components. Technical documentation and resources: use OEM manuals, wiring diagrams, structural repair manuals and MELs to guide inspections and maintenance procedures. Aircraft walkarounds and safety checks: conduct regular aircraft walkarounds to verify form usage, identify hazards and maintain a safe, compliant work environment. Additional Information Requisition reference: 343936. Job family: Quality. Organization: Textron Aviation. Created 23 July 2026, opened 5 October 2026.

Requirements

• Final airworthiness inspections: inspect aircraft and components to ensure compliance with Textron Aviation quality standards and FAA regulations for return to service.
• Quality and compliance oversight: review inspection records, reports and documentation for accuracy and adherence to RII, Part 135 and internal quality standards.
• Tooling and equipment verification: perform periodic checks and calibrations on precision tools and test equipment to meet FAA and OEM specifications.
• Material and parts control: inspect and accept incoming parts and supplies, ensure proper tagging and traceability, and prevent the installation of unairworthy components.
• Technical documentation and resources: use OEM manuals, wiring diagrams, structural repair manuals and MELs to guide inspections and maintenance procedures.
• Aircraft walkarounds and safety checks: conduct regular aircraft walkarounds to verify form usage, identify hazards and maintain a safe, compliant work environment.