CFMEngine Quality Control Inspector

Role Overview

We are actively seeking an experienced CFM
56 Aircraft Engine Inspector to join our FAA-certified Part 145 repair station in Miami, FL.
Specifically
, in this position, you will perform preliminary, hidden damage, in-process, and final quality control inspections on civil aviation articles.
Additionally
, all of your daily operations must strictly align with manufacturer instructions, regulatory requirements, service bulletins, airworthiness directives, and approved FAA data.
Consequently
, your meticulous work directly ensures absolute continued airworthiness for our clients.

Key Responsibilities ("A Day in the Life")

• Quality Inspection: Perform comprehensive preliminary, hidden damage, in-process, and final inspections on CFM
  56-3,
  -5, and
  -7 engine components and sub-assemblies.
• Tooling & Calibration: Ensure all precision inspection tools, measuring aids, and non-destructive equipment within your assigned area are fully functional, correctly maintained, and possess current, valid calibration data tags.
• Return to Service: Verify all component alterations, repairs, and maintenance activities are properly executed and documented according to company quality standards before final sign-off and return to service.
• Technical Interpretation: Read, interpret, and follow complex OEM manuals, engine routers, blueprints, and service letters.
• Maintenance Support: Isolate component failures, assist repair technicians/engineers with technical troubleshooting, and complete scripted rework testing procedures as required.
• Inventory Control: Maintain strict compliance with established inventory control and parts tracking procedures on the shop floor.

Required Qualifications

Licensing: Active FAA Powerplant license is required.

Technical

Skills:

Proven experience conducting borescope inspections and utilizing precision hand and pneumatic tools.

Aviation Acumen: Solid understanding of troubleshooting concepts, failure isolation, and pre-defined engine testing/repair procedures.

Documentation: Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to read and understand complex technical routers and OEM manuals.

Language: Full business proficiency in the English language.

Preferred Skills & Experience

• Direct hands-on inspection experience with the CFM
  56 engine family (-3,
  -5, and
  -7 variants).
• Familiarity with Quantum Control aviation MRO software systems.
• Bilingual proficiency (English / Spanish) is a plus.

Schedule, Compensation & Benefits

• Job Type: Full-time, In-person.
• Work Location: Miami, FL 33186 (Reliable commute or relocation planning before starting work is required).
• Work Schedule: Flexible shift options available (Day shift / 8-hour or 10-hour shifts).
• Compensation: Competitive salary, negotiable depending on your specific qualifications and depth of inspection experience.
• Benefits Package: Full health insurance coverage and a Paid Time Off (PTO) program (available after the first year of employment).