Quality Control Specialist (A&P)

Overview

• Perform scheduled, unscheduled, and random inspections to ensure maintenance work meets aviation standards, technical publications, and safety requirements.
• Review maintenance performed across all disciplines including Powertrain, Engines, Avionics, Electrical, Sheet Metal, Welding, Armament, Corrosion Control, Tool Control, and more to confirm accuracy and compliance.
• Conduct 100% inspections, monthly inspections, and observation-based quality checks.
• Verify aircraft logbooks, records, and readiness data for accuracy and completeness.
• Perform scheduled, unscheduled, and random inspections to ensure maintenance work meets aviation standards, technical publications, and safety requirements.
• Identify maintenance discrepancies and issue corrective actions.
• Track and validate corrective actions to ensure timely resolution.
• Classify findings by severity (major, minor, or observation) and support root-cause analysis when needed.
• Review readiness and maintenance program records (Tool Control, Corrosion, TMDE, Oil Analysis, etc.) to ensure all requirements are met.
• Prepare and submit inspection reports, discrepancy reports, and corrective action documentation.
• Monitor maintenance records, component tracking, and supply documentation to ensure accuracy and proper routing.
• Verify that on-the-job training (OJT) for maintainers is properly executed and documented. Collaborate with Production Control, Technical Supply, and Maintenance leadership to resolve quality issues.
• Coordinate with the Government Flight Representative on maintenance test flight documentation requirements.
• Provide guidance to maintenance teams to promote continuous improvement and reduce rework.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.