What are the responsibilities and job description for the Aircraft Evaluator position at Vertical Aerospace?
Applies advanced technical skills and knowledge in the performance of inspection and evaluation of incoming aerostructure parts, components and subsystems of operational aircraft for overhaul and/or repair through interpretation of original equipment manufacturer technical data and Company technical data to ensure compliance to FAA regulations and customer requirements.
Provides complete evaluation of and defines the processes for reconditioning, repair or replacement of aerostructure parts, components and subsystems of operational aircraft that are varied but generally not complex of products and processes requiring some skill and experience.
Identifies incoming items and determine their overall condition. Determines the proper inspection criteria and obtains the appropriate technical data to determine the inspection points and processes required to completely evaluate the item for repair.
Reads and interpret blueprints, standard repair manuals, overhaul and repair manuals, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) technical documentation such as Service Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives and customer supplied technical data. Makes an independent judgment concerning repairs, with the focus on providing both the customer and Company with the best and most economical repairs and repair processes.
Performs inspection of incoming items to appropriate standards using precision close tolerance measuring tools such as scales, micrometers, calipers, height and depth gauges. Works from engineering drawings and other technical documentation.
Determines the condition of the item and the extent of the wear or damage. Determines the manufacturing and repair processes required to bring the item to FAA airworthiness standards.
Requests engineering review, analysis and disposition of damage or wear as required. Consults with engineering to navigate and initiate Engineering Work Orders and prepare a preliminary Bill of Material for the required repairs.
Education: General: high school, GED, understand, read and write English
Experience: 3-5 years of experience as an aerostructure mechanic, aerostructure inspector or evaluator, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Skills: Demonstrate competency in applying the following in performing normal job duties. Use of close tolerance measuring tools such as scales, micrometers, calipers, and depth gages. Read, comprehend and interpret blueprints, technical manuals and other technical documentation issued by the FAA, the Company and original equipment manufacturers.
Provides complete evaluation of and defines the processes for reconditioning, repair or replacement of aerostructure parts, components and subsystems of operational aircraft that are varied but generally not complex of products and processes requiring some skill and experience.
Identifies incoming items and determine their overall condition. Determines the proper inspection criteria and obtains the appropriate technical data to determine the inspection points and processes required to completely evaluate the item for repair.
Reads and interpret blueprints, standard repair manuals, overhaul and repair manuals, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) technical documentation such as Service Bulletins, Airworthiness Directives and customer supplied technical data. Makes an independent judgment concerning repairs, with the focus on providing both the customer and Company with the best and most economical repairs and repair processes.
Performs inspection of incoming items to appropriate standards using precision close tolerance measuring tools such as scales, micrometers, calipers, height and depth gauges. Works from engineering drawings and other technical documentation.
Determines the condition of the item and the extent of the wear or damage. Determines the manufacturing and repair processes required to bring the item to FAA airworthiness standards.
Requests engineering review, analysis and disposition of damage or wear as required. Consults with engineering to navigate and initiate Engineering Work Orders and prepare a preliminary Bill of Material for the required repairs.
Education: General: high school, GED, understand, read and write English
Experience: 3-5 years of experience as an aerostructure mechanic, aerostructure inspector or evaluator, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Skills: Demonstrate competency in applying the following in performing normal job duties. Use of close tolerance measuring tools such as scales, micrometers, calipers, and depth gages. Read, comprehend and interpret blueprints, technical manuals and other technical documentation issued by the FAA, the Company and original equipment manufacturers.
Salary : $49,982 - $73,829