Quality Control Analyst

well as any foreign authority documentation. A&P (FAA Airframe and Powerplant) license required.

Position Purpose:

Under general supervision, performs final work order audit/review for discrepancies in completeness and accuracy of data. Communicates findings to Quality Inspection Supervisors and assists subordinates in the general and technical aspects of Quality Control to ensure aircraft airworthiness is maintained in a timely and efficient manner.

Principle Duties and Responsibilities:

Essential Functions:

1. Prepares and schedules aircraft documentation with the Office Staff and Inspection team. Reviews all documents and work orders prior to return to service of the aircraft and ensures aircraft returns to service in accordance with current FARs and company policy .
2. Develops and implements documents for QC utilization. Maintains documents for the Quality Control department .
3. Coordinates new STCs, Aircraft Flight Manual Supplements and FAA Form 337 field approval of avionics and mechanical installations with Engineering Certification group and the FAA .
4. Assists with the activity of Special Flight Permits, Standard Airworthiness certificates, Export certificates, etc .
5. Focal point for the Inspection team. Provides technical data for CMP, Engineering, Technical Services, Avionics and other Service Center oriented departments .
6. Focal point for customers after departure for questions pertaining to the work scope of the maintenance visit on compliance, research, and documentation.
7. Assists customers with all activities relating to previous and present maintenance performed on aircraft .

Additional Functions:

1. Researches for compliance from past history and problem solves shortages on documentation .

Perform other duties as assigned.

Other Requirements:

1. Requires accuracy and attention to detail.
2. Must possess strong analytical ability.
3. Technical knowledge of aircraft theory, inspection processes and procedure requirements and how they integrate with aircraft records.
4. General knowledge of aircraft logbooks and maintenance entries including proper aircraft work order documentation.
5. Must be proficient in the use of Microsoft Office applications.
6. Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand the English language.
7. Experience with foreign authority documentation desirable/not required.