Aircraft Maintenance Inspector - Junior

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The Aircraft Maintenance Inspector is responsible for ensuring the compliance, quality, and safety of maintenance work performed on the company’s fleet. Under the supervision of the Senior Aircraft Maintenance Inspector, this individual ensures that all maintenance activities comply with regulatory standards, internal procedures, and the requirements of Nolinor Aviation’s Safety and Quality Management System (SQMS).

Qualifications:

• College Diploma (DEC) or College Studies Certificate (AEC) in aircraft maintenance;
• Relevant experience in inspection or aeronautical maintenance (experience on Boeing 737 is an asset);
• Knowledge of Transport Canada regulations and airworthiness standards;
• You’re proficient in French (spoken and written) and have a good knowledge of English (spoken and written) for technical manuals.

Required Skills:

• Autonomy, initiative, and the ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team;
• Excellent communication skills to interact with team members, certification authorities, and suppliers;
• Strong technical skills in aircraft maintenance, including an understanding of applicable standards and regulations;
• Ability to perform thorough and accurate inspections, paying attention to detail;
• Capability to manage and maintain maintenance records in compliance with regulatory requirements;
• Knowledge of airworthiness management procedures and technical documentation;
• Ability to effectively solve problems and make informed decisions in complex situations;
• Commitment to safety and quality, with a deep understanding of aviation safety management systems.

Main Responsibilities:

• Ensure that appropriate technical publications are used by maintenance personnel during maintenance activities;
• Identify work requiring a major modification or repair report, complete the corresponding forms, and forward them to the airworthiness department;
• Ensure that Service Difficulty Reports (SDR) are identified by ACAs and that forms are properly submitted;
• Identify work requiring an independent inspection and ensure it is performed by authorized personnel;
• Conduct random sampling of completed tasks to verify compliance of work, signatures, and references used;
• Perform Work-In-Progress (WIP) inspections for both line and heavy maintenance activities;
• Monitor deferred items affecting airworthiness and pending inspections;
• Perform any other duties and responsibilities as requested by the Maintenance Program Manager;
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of applicable manuals and publications related to assigned duties.

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