DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Responsible to the Chief Inspector for maintaining the overall Air Carrier inspection program and modification status of each aircraft of their assigned type;
• Promoting safety in all areas by ensuring that all instructions pertinent to safety are properly observed;
• Being knowledgeable of the 135 and 145 Maintenance Manuals, Federal Aviation Regulations and the Company’s Operations Specifications;
• Evaluating assigned tasks to ensure they are within the capabilities of this Air Carrier or Repair Station;
• Performing preliminary inspection of requested work and researching the requested work scope and records to ensure accurate and correct technical data is provided to maintenance;
• Managing customer records, Air Carrier or Repair Station paperwork and performing a detailed quality control assessment of the requested work scope;
• Completion audits of Air Carrier tech logs and Repair Station work orders to ensure accuracy;
• Researching modification status and airworthiness directives of any unknown article and ensuring the records properly reflect the designated articles on his/her assigned aircraft models;
• Corresponding with a manufacturer’s engineering department or an independent engineering firm on repairs and modifications to his/her assigned project;
• Assisting Technical Records personnel in any matters pertaining to his/her aircraft projects;
• Constantly monitoring to assure that the Company has the required technical data on all articles serviced, repaired, altered or overhauled by the Company;
• Performing in-progress inspections to ensure compliance with company standards;
• Ensuring that all work performed for an Air Carrier to include (RII) is performed within the guidelines of the Air Carrier’s Manual;
• Performing a final QC review of the work orders and updating the customers aircraft logbook paperwork;
• Performing the final release and Return to Service for the Repair Station on any of their assigned aircraft models; Making the customer technical logbook entry as requested and in accordance with procedures;
• Performing other duties that the Chief Inspector may assign.

• Valid FAA A&P Certificate required with notification of current address to the Administrator as required by FAR 65.21, have met the recent experience requirements of FAR Part 65.83, and listed on Era’s repair station roster with "unlimited" sign off authority;
• Previous EMS experience preferred;
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills required;
• Attention to detail and focus on task/responsibilities is essential;
• Proficiency in RAMCO desired; Computer proficiency in MS Word and MS Excel required.