What are the responsibilities and job description for the Quality Control Inspector II position at First Class Air Support LLC?
The Quality Control Inspector II is an intermediate‑level role responsible for performing standard and moderately complex inspections, ensuring compliance with FAA regulations, OEM technical data, and company quality standards. This position supports senior inspectors, contributes to documentation accuracy, and assists in resolving quality issues. The Inspector II demonstrates solid technical judgment, growing independence, and the ability to mentor entry‑level inspectors.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Perform in‑process and final inspections on aircraft components, assemblies, and customer articles.
- Verify configuration, workmanship, and airworthiness in accordance with FAA Part 145 and OEM data.
- Interpret technical manuals, drawings, and service documents with minimal supervision.
- Identify defects, nonconformities, and configuration discrepancies and document them accurately.
- Assist in root cause analysis and support corrective action implementation.
- Review work orders, task cards, and documentation packages for completeness and accuracy.
- Support internal and customer audits by providing records, data, and inspection evidence.
- Use precision measuring tools and inspection equipment to validate tolerances and conformity.
- Escalate complex or safety‑critical issues to Level III inspectors or the Chief Inspector.
- Provide guidance and basic mentorship to Level I inspectors.
- Collaborate with Production and Planning to support workflow and inspection priorities.
- Perform additional duties as assigned by senior Quality leadership.
Job Requirements
- 3–5 years of aircraft inspection experience in a Part 145 or similar environment.
- Valid FAA A&P or Repairman certificate.
- Proficiency with standard precision measuring instruments (calipers, micrometers, borescopes, etc.).
- Ability to interpret technical data, drawings, and regulatory requirements.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including defect documentation.
- Working knowledge of electronic work package systems and digital documentation.
- Ability to work independently on routine and moderately complex inspections.
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to regulatory compliance.