Quality Assurance Manager

The Quality Assurance Manager (QAM) is responsible for the implementation of aviation Repair Station Manual policies and procedures to ensure adherence to production and aviation regulatory standards. The QAM monitors and audits processes, products and materials, measuring and testing each against established standards, analyzing quality defects and deviations to develop solutions to ensure adequate and robust quality processes. The QAM updates and maintains quality systems and associated documentation, optimizing processes to comply with existing and new regulatory requirements.

• Manage, train, and mentor aviation inspection team to ensure competency and consistency in inspections
• Ensure personnel comply with current regulations (FAA, EASA, CAA, Etc.), manuals and company policies and procedures
• Maintain, revise and control all quality system manuals and associated documentation
• Maintain compliance with regulatory, customer, quality agency and original equipment manufacturing requirements
• Ensure maintenance and inspection personnel use approved or accepted data
• Ensure adherence to procedures for preliminary, in-process, hidden damage and final inspections
• Ensure inspection aids, tools and equipment are available and in serviceable condition
• Ensure all incoming parts, supplies, materials and equipment are inspected and approved prior to use
• Ensure no defective, non-conforming or unairworthy parts are used, installed or returned to service
• Act as the primary liaison with regulatory agencies and auditors
• Ensure all inspections, tests and repairs are accomplished within the authority of the Repair Station and that work is inspected and returned to service by a qualified inspector
• Advise and provide reports to the Repair Station Accountable Manager
• Conduct internal and external facility audits as required to identify potential non-compliance issues and implement corrective actions
• Maintain and oversee quarantine and scrap programs
• Maintain oversight of facility technician training requirements
• Identify and mitigate potential risks related to safety, quality and regulatory compliance
• Work with engineering, technical and safety teams to address quality concerns
• Ensure corrective actions are taken promptly to resolve compliance issues and prevent recurrence
• Verify and maintain recordkeeping system in accordance with customer and regulatory requirements
  • Manage technical publications to ensure they are adequate, current and compliant to customer and regulatory requirements

• Familiarity with Part 145 regulations and requirements
• Previous experience in management role
• Able to read and follow technical, quality, and regulatory documentation
• Able to read and interpret overhaul and maintenance manuals, blueprints and technical drawings
• Proficient with Microsoft Office, data entry, and company systems.
• Able to read, write, speak, and understand English.
• Available to work full time with overtime as needed.
• Must pass required FAA/DOT drug testing and background screening.
• Must pass required visual acuity and color vision tests

Education/Training:
High school diploma or GED required. College degree in relevant field preferred. Additional training in, aviation quality or maintenance, manufacturing, repair station operations, or related technical fields is preferred.

Experience:

• Minimum of three years of relevant aviation, repair and overhaul, manufacturing, or related experience required.
• Minimum of five years’ experience in quality management role.
• Experience in an FAA repair station or regulated quality environment is preferred. Experience performing non-destructive inspection preferred.

We offer competitive pay, along with a comprehensive benefits package. Full-time associates qualify for health benefits the first of the month…