Quality Control

Job Description

The Position

Diatom Aviation is eager to hire great talent as a Quality Control Inspector to support our rapid growth in serving air-cargo carriers in Cincinnati (CVG). The Inspector will assess incoming Unit Load Devices (ULDs) and other articles within the repair station’s approved capabilities, identify damage, and document inspection findings. We expect our employees to solve complex problems with dexterity, dedication, hard work, and continual growth and improvement.

The Role

This Quality Control Inspector position is a full-time role at the Company’s Hebron, Kentucky (CVG) location. Candidates must have practical experience and documented training in applicable inspection procedures, practices, methods, materials, and tools; understand applicable Federal Aviation Regulations and technical data; use visual and mechanical inspection aids; and read, write, and understand English. The Accountable Manager or Chief Inspector must verify qualifications and document authorization on the repair station Authority Roster before assigning inspection duties.

The Person

The Quality Control Inspector will be a team player with sound technical judgment, attention to detail, and a commitment to quality and accurate records. Integrity, honesty, trustworthiness, and self-discipline are essential. The successful candidate will clearly communicate discrepancies, follow approved procedures, and maintain current inspection knowledge and training.

NOTE:

The Company’s facilities, vehicles, and operations are alcohol- and drug-free, and candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States.

The Quality Control Inspector will report to the Lead Inspector and will be responsible for:

Inspection and Work Eligibility:

• Re-verifying that required work is within the repair station’s ratings and Operations Specifications and that the article is on the Capabilities List before inspection.
• Assessing preservation and apparent defects within the customer’s requested scope using current manufacturer instructions, applicable directives, and other acceptable or approved technical data.
• Inspecting the entire assembly and each unit during disassembly, as applicable, to verify reported conditions, obvious damage, overall condition, and the need for hidden damage inspection.

Quality Control Inspector Records and ULDM:

• Recording findings on the job order, which remains with the article through maintenance and becomes part of the permanent job order file.
• Documenting inspection completion using the authorized signature process
• Maintaining an up-to-date job order package for succeeding inspectors to ensure continuity of inspection responsibility and accurate, properly executed records.

Discrepancies and Hidden Damage:

• Escalating limited-scope work and discrepancies beyond station capabilities through the Lead Inspector to the Chief Inspector for disposition and the Accountable Manager for customer notification.
• When assigned and authorized, inspect for hidden damage per manufacturer instructions, including adjacent or affected areas; record results and ensure the job order is updated.

Quality Control Inspector Standards and Authority:

• Maintaining familiarity with required inspection methods, techniques, specifications, tools, and equipment; completing documented inspection and ULDM training.
• Verifying that inspection tools and equipment requiring calibration are calibrated before use and reporting unsuitable equipment to the Lead Inspector.
• Performing only inspections authorized on the Authority Roster.
• Final inspection or return-to-service approval requires separate authorization and appropriate certification under 14 CFR Part 65.

The Compensation

Job Type: Full-time

Schedule:

Training will be on Day…