Aircraft Quality Control (QC) Inspector

About the Company

STS Aviation Services operates aircraft hangars and line maintenance stations supporting commercial and regional operators worldwide, delivering compliant maintenance and modification solutions as a Part 145 MRO.

Role Overview

The Quality Control Inspector reports to the Chief Inspector and ensures aircraft maintenance and alteration activities comply with FAA regulations, company procedures and industry standards, supporting incoming, in-progress and final inspections while maintaining clear documentation and communication across shifts.

• Classification: Non-exempt, full time
• Location: Melbourne, Florida

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily inspection priorities with Production Supervisors
• Provide and document on-the-job training for inspection and maintenance personnel
• Perform receiving inspections as authorised by the Chief Inspector
• Conduct incoming, preliminary, in-progress and final inspections
• Ensure Shift Turnover Reports are completed and filed daily
• Initiate Suspect Unapproved Parts reports and Service Difficulty Reports as required
• Conduct in-process and internal audits
• Complete additional duties assigned by the Director of Quality or Chief Inspector

Licences & Qualifications

• FAA certificated under 14 CFR Part 65
• Valid and current FAA Airframe & Powerplant licence
• High school diploma required; some college preferred

Experience

• Minimum 3 years of aviation inspection experience in an MRO environment
• Experience on commercial and large regional aircraft
• Thorough knowledge of applicable FAA regulations
• Proficient in inspection methods, techniques, practices, aids, equipment and tools

Requirements

• Able to speak, read, write and understand English
• Strong attention to detail, integrity and objective problem-solving
• Professional presentation and customer service orientation
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Dependable, with strong follow-through and organisational abilities
• Able to build strong working relationships across departments
• Initiative to expand technical knowledge and inspection capabilities

Additional Information

Work is performed in, on and around aircraft in a hangar and on the ramp, in a potentially high-stress environment. Some travel may be required.