Role: Workshop Inspector
Location: Manchester
Salary: Competitive
Hours:
Shift Pattern: Monday - Thursday, 7am - 4pm, Friday 7am - 1pm
The Workshop Inspector is responsible for inspecting and certifying aircraft components and assemblies in accordance with EASA and UKCAA Part 145/Part 21G regulations. This role ensures that maintenance, repair, and production activities comply with relevant regulatory requirements and company standards.
Key Responsibilities
Inspection and Certification
Conduct detailed inspections of aircraft components and assemblies to ensure compliance with EASA/UKCAA Part 145 and Part 21G requirements.
Certify the airworthiness of components after maintenance or production activities.
Review and approve maintenance records, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
Regulatory Compliance
Ensure all workshop activities comply with EASA/UKCAA regulations and company procedures.
Stay updated with changes in aviation regulations and implement necessary adjustments in inspection processes.
Assist in the development and implementation of compliance programs and procedures.
Quality Assurance
Perform quality audits and assessments of workshop processes and procedures.
Identify non-conformities and potential areas for improvement, recommending corrective actions.
Monitor the implementation of corrective actions to ensure effectiveness.
Technical Support
Provide technical guidance and support to workshop staff regarding inspection standards and procedures.
Collaborate with engineering and production teams to resolve technical issues.
Assist in the training and development of workshop personnel.
Documentation and Reporting
Maintain accurate and detailed inspection records and reports.
Prepare and present reports on inspection findings, compliance issues, and quality assurance activities.
Ensure all documentation is maintained in accordance with regulatory and company requirements.
Continuous Improvement
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance inspection processes and overall workshop performance.
Contribute to the development of best practices and innovative solutions in inspection and quality assurance.
Experience:
Proven experience in aircraft maintenance, inspection, or production within an EASA/UKCAA Part 145/Part 21G environment.
Experience with quality assurance and regulatory compliance in the aviation industry.
Technical Skills:
In-depth knowledge of EASA/UKCAA Part 145 and Part 21G regulations.
Proficiency in using inspection tools and equipment.
Strong understanding of aircraft systems and components.
Soft Skills:
Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
What we offer:
7% employer contribution to pension
25 days per annum
Private Healthcare & Dental cover on successful completion of probation period
Life Assurance cover
Employee Assistance Programme
In-house type training options to enhance your skills and long term personal growth