Air Safety Investigator
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Extensive travel is required, often on short notice.
Coinciding investigative efforts with NTSB, FAA and other investigative organizations to provide timely technical support both on site and remotely.
Ensuring accident reports and related work product are professional and delivered in a timely manner.
Assisting in developing effective and efficient work policies and procedures for Air Safety Team.
Participate in complex and sensitive accident investigations and brief executive-level personnel on any potential safety concerns or unforeseen design and/or production issues.
When required, represent Continental Accident Investigation Department at meetings such as insurance reviews or FAA Continued Operational Safety (COS) briefings/reports.
Review Air Safety Investigation written products for thoroughness and accuracy.
Aid in the development/review of Continental Service Instructions, Letters, and Bulletins.
Other duties as may be assigned.
Education and Experience Requirements
5 years' experience in general aviation engine overhaul and maintenance, (preferably Continental) and related airframe maintenance.
Previous experience in presenting at safety seminars, pilot workshops, and/or IA renewal seminars.
Excellent communication skills and technical writing skills (ability to communicate complex technical issues clearly in writing)
Four-year college degree (BA/BS) is beneficial, especially engineering or aviation related course work.
Computer Skills
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office suite of products (PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Outlook)
Certificates/Licenses
Must hold an FAA Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic License. Inspection Authorization preferred
Pilot’s license is preferred.
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