What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quality Control Inspector position at Complete Turbine Services?
Description
QUALITY CONTROL BENCH INSPECTOR
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Reading and adhering to the published Workscope, as revised.
- Performing Receiving Inspection of incoming engines to identify visual non-conformances on the engines as-received. Documenting discrepancies (Damage Report) and generating Non-Routines, Manila Tags or 227’s as required to initiate the repair of the noted discrepancies per SOP 14-006 R1. Performing Incoming & Outgoing Inventory Inspection of LRUs.
- Perform EMU and/or piece part inspection of disassembled engines, identifying and documenting non-conformances. Recording the status of all inspected parts on the QC 227C (Unserviceable and Serviceable parts alike), and proper routing of parts to restore them to serviceable condition in a timely and accurate manner.
- Routing parts to Outside Vendors and accurately documenting identification data and work required in Quantum.
- Also responsible for overseeing maintenance actions in progress and documenting required data on maintenance forms as maintenance actions are accomplished.
- Minimum Job requirements: Minimum FAA “P” Certificated; 2 years Minimum CF6 engine experience; Ability to navigate the OEM Manuals and to read and understand technical data; must have working knowledge of the Quantum Operating System.
Requirements
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
- Must possess a valid FAA A&P or Powerplant Certificate
- Read & Write English
- Able to Read and Comprehend OEM Engine Manuals, IPC’s, SPM’s, AMM’s and other Approved Data
- 2 Years’ Experience on CF6 Engines (is a plus)
- Computer Skills
- Able to use MS Outlook (Email), Word & Excel
- Must be COACHABLE (Able to Listen, Learn and Follow Instructions) / Have a Good Attitude / 2 Years with CTS Engines
** Applicants must be U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents to be considered, we don't have sponsor plans at the moment**