Inspection Manager (GSO-QC)

　　Greensboro, NC, USAReq #792

　　Monday, January 8, 2024

　　About HAECO Americas

　　Headquartered in Greensboro, NC, with facilities in Lake City, FL, HAECO Americas is a global, world-class aviation company providing services ranging from aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul to the manufacturing of aircraft interior products. HAECO Americas is one of the leading aviation corporations in the world. We pride ourselves on safe, high-quality aviation products and services for our customers, as well as security and growth for our most valuable asset -- our people.

　　Why HAECO Americas

　　A career with HAECO Americas is your chance to connect with a world leader in aircraft maintenance and interiors.Your career at HAECO will expose you to the best practices of aircraft maintenance on Boeing and Airbus wide-body and narrow-body jets for major airlines and operators.As a HAECO team member, you will learn from the industry’s best, pick up new skills, and continue your professional development. We offer a flexible, high-energy work environment with opportunities to innovate, learn and grow - doing work that matters. The sky is the limit on how far your potential could take you at HAECO Americas.

　　HAECO Americas offers an array of benefits designed with the health and welfare of our employees in mind.

　　Comprehensive Benefit Plans

　　Health Savings Account

　　Career Progression Program

　　Paid Premiums for Certifications/Shifts

　　Paid Time Off

　　Employee Discounts

　　Relocation Assistance (if applicable)

　　401k Savings Plan

　　Employee Assistance Program

　　Certification Assistance and Tuition Reimbursements

　　Collaborative and Safe Work Environment

　　Position Overview

　　The Inspection Manager is directly responsible for the operation of the Quality Control department on the

　　shift assigned. The Inspection Manager is responsible for creating and maintaining a safe work

　　environment, assuring compliance with regulatory requirements, managing costs/labor budgets, and

　　delivering a quality product on time.

　　Responsible to oversee and coordinate with the Inspector Leads in directing, planning and laying out details of inspection standards, methods and procedures used by the repair station in complying with all applicable Federal Aviation Regulations and manufacturer’s specifications.

　　Promote a culture of safety by monitoring self and others to assure all duties are performed within the guidelines as specified by the TIMCO Safety Manual ex. Confined Space, lock out-tag out (LOTO), etc.

　　Complete general surveillance of all activities and, in particular, the Inspector Leads to ensure behaviors and practices that foster compliance are utilized and Inspectors are engaged in the process.

　　Oversee overall day-to-day Inspection operations and operating results.

　　Ensure aircraft and surrounding areas are in a safe condition for the work being assigned.

　　Evaluate and develop Inspector Leads.

　　Ensure proper scheduling of manpower and proper skill levels for all inspection functions through coordination with the Project and Quality Management.

　　Manage operations in the most effective manner eliminating waste and improving productivity.

　　Coordinate with other repair station departments as needed to ensure a continuous and smooth workflow and redirect efforts as necessary.

　　Resolve disputes pertaining to production regarding quality and compliance and providing related assistance and counsel as needed.

　　Ensure mandatory reporting requirements are met in accordance with air carrier and/or FAA requirements.

　　Provide quality oversight and direct interface with the Project Manager to ensure adequate inspection coverage.

　　Attend customer and company work coordination and status meetings, as required.

　　Maintain constant awareness of aircraft delivery requirements to ensure aircraft are delivered in a timely manner and without jeopardizing quality or airworthiness requirements.

　　Maintain constant awareness of aircraft induction schedules to ensure adequate inspection coverage during primary inspections.

　　Collect and report to the Director of QC/Chief Inspector all shift performance data in the area of quality, compliance, cost and schedule.

　　Provide guidance and leadership to Inspector Leads on assigned shift.

　　Provide conflict resolution between inspection and other departments on assigned shift.

　　Assure that all inspection personnel are treated equally and fairly and in accordance with the TIMCO Human Resources policies and procedures.

　　Administer disciplinary action to assigned personnel, as appropriate and required, in accordance with the TIMCO Human Resources policies and procedures.

　　Correct time keeping errors for assigned personnel as required.

　　Implement and monitor strategic company and department initiatives as required and directed.

　　Investigate, validate, and develop root cause analysis based on corrective actions for all “late finds” identified on assigned shift.

　　Investigate, validate, and develop root cause analysis based on corrective actions for internal and external audit findings identified on assigned shift.

　　Assure all aircraft work document errors for assigned inspectors are corrected in a timely manner.

　　Ensure nondestructive test (NDT) inspections are coordinated and scheduled as required.

　　Responsible for control and disposition of life limited scrap parts of assigned programs, overall responsibility remains with the Director of Maintenance.

　　Responsible for making final airworthiness decisions on behalf of the repair station and those decisions represent the position of the repair station during the Director of Quality Control/Chief Inspector’s absence.

　　Ascertain all inspections are properly performed on all completed work before it is released to the owner/operator and proper inspection records, reports, and forms used by the repair station are properly executed.

　　Ensure accountability to conduct themselves within all guidelines of company, FAA, and customer policies, work rules, and regulations (ex. Repair Station Manual (RSM), Quality Control Manual (QCM), Airworthiness Agreements), etc.

　　Develop interview question & appraisal forms, screen and interview applicants for Inspector and Lead Inspector positions.

　　Be authorized to act on behalf of the repair station.

　　What you need: (Requirements)

　　High school diploma or equivalent

　　Seven (7) or more years of experience as a technician and/or Inspector on large commercial aircraft plus supervisor experience

　　FAA Airframe & Powerplant certificate

　　Must have excellent communication skills and be able to interact with a wide variety of people.

　　Must have a valid driver’s license

　　Have a thorough understanding of FAR parts 21, 43, 65, 121, 125, & 145

　　Intermediate knowledge in computers and typical business software including but not limited to Microsoft Office and MAJIC/SYMAN.

　　Language (read, write, and understand English)

　　Must have the ability to lead people and accept responsibility

　　Must be able to bend, stoop, kneel, and stand for prolonged periods of time, climb steps, ladders and/or service stands.

　　Normal or Correct hearing and vision is required.

　　Visual acuity must be a minimum of 20/40 corrected and must have full color vision.

　　Subject to noises in excess of 85 dB

　　Capable of lifting fifty (50) pounds.

　　“This company considers all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status.”

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