UH60 Technical Inspector

Role overview

Inspection and quality control

• Inspect aircraft, vehicles, equipment, tools, components, and systems, including avionics, electrical, instrument, and armament systems.
• Perform in-progress and final inspections during maintenance, repair, modification, rework, and overhaul.
• Inspect procedural and maintenance forms for compliance with approved methods and procedures.
• Sign off red X and circle red X conditions; assess maintenance test flight and maintenance operational check criteria.
• Establish maintenance quality-control processes, procedures, standards, measures, and reports, coordinating with supply-chain activities.
• Assist with Quality Deficiency Reports, aircraft accident investigations, damage-cost estimates, and quality-control investigations.

Records, safety, and training

• Maintain aircraft forms, technical library materials, and records; coordinate aircraft weight-and-balance records and use AWBS.
• Ensure maintenance operations and support activities are conducted safely and support Downed Aircraft Recovery Team procedures.
• Conduct maintenance and technical inspector training and enter on-the-job training data into the learning management system.

Minimum qualifications

• Associate degree or higher is required, stated as necessary for visa requirements.
• FAA Inspector Authorization (IA) and FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certificates are listed as required; the experience section also allows an A&P equivalent.
• At least five years maintaining the specific or a similar Mission Design Series aircraft.
• Ability to use AWBS and knowledge of rotary-wing aviation maintenance, logistics, flight operations, and training.
• Proficiency with interactive technical manuals, aircraft maintenance forms, and related documentation.

Additional qualifications

• Army Aviation maintenance certification with an AH-64, UH-60, or MD500 series rating, or OH-58D, is desired.
• A US Military Aircraft Maintenance Course graduate or civilian A&P equivalent with at least five years of experience is specified.
• A valid US driver's license and passport are required; DD214 is required for military experience.
• Previous leadership or supervisory experience in a military maintenance unit and knowledge of military logistics procedures and regulations are listed.

Employment conditions

• Candidates must complete Saudi Arabia's Qualification Verification Program for visa processing and employment authorization.
• Employment and deployment qualification requirements include medical checks, drug testing, and background checks.