Aircraft Quality Control Inspector (C-130 Structures): Eglin AFB

About the Role

Assesses the effectiveness of the maintenance process and determines if QC maintenance evaluations are achieving the intended results. Conducts the maintenance evaluation program by performing Personnel Evaluations (PEs), Supervisory Evaluations (SEs), Equipment Condition Inspections (ECIs), and In-Process Inspections (IPIs). Oversees the TCTO, one-time inspection, and local work-card programs. Responsible for overall maintenance ground safety, OSHA compliance, and Foreign Object (FO) inspection programs. Oversees emergency, mishap, and incident reporting programs and assists the wing safety office. Manages the Maintenance Operating Instruction (MOI) program. Publishes a monthly Quality Control Summary to provide management with trend information identified through evaluations and other quality management programs. May assist Environmental Control Specialists with maintaining the Hazardous Material Issue Point by issuing and receiving materials. Required to perform assigned tasks within your work center that directly support necessary functions of this job classification.

Responsibilities

• Conduct Personnel Evaluations (PEs), Supervisory Evaluations (SEs), Equipment Condition Inspections (ECIs), and In-Process Inspections (IPIs).
• Oversee TCTO, one-time inspection, and local work-card programs.
• Manage maintenance ground safety, OSHA compliance, and Foreign Object (FO) inspection programs.
• Oversee emergency, mishap, and incident reporting programs; assist the wing safety office.
• Manage the Maintenance Operating Instruction (MOI) program.
• Publish a monthly Quality Control Summary for management.
• Assist with maintaining the Hazardous Material Issue Point by issuing and receiving materials.
• Perform assigned tasks within your work center supporting job functions.

Requirements

• Qualification as Aircraft Quality Control Inspector.
• Minimum of seven years of experience performing or supervising functions such as installing, inspecting, repairing, modifying, or overhauling aircraft, aircraft systems, and/or components.
• Minimum four years of documented experience on C-130 structural system repairs, preferably within the last ten years.
• Formal QC training/certification.
• SECRET clearance required.

Qualifications

Knowledge: Knowledge of electrical, electronic, hydraulic, and mechanical principles applying to aircraft; concepts and application of applicable maintenance directives; maintenance data reporting; using technical orders; and the proper handling, use, and disposal of hazardous wastes and materials is mandatory. Knowledge of Air Force supply procedures is desirable. Knowledge of MIS (CAMS/IMDS) and desktop computer operations and use is mandatory.

Education: Completion of high school with courses in general science, mechanics, or mathematics is desirable. Completion of an advanced applicable aircraft maintenance course is mandatory.

Pay

$43.69 per hour.