Senior Quality Control Inspector

Air Methods

. Supervise Quality Assurance activities for the Part 145 Repair Station to ensure compliance with FAA regulations .

Posted 9/18/2026full-timeEnglewood • Colorado • United StatesSenior💰 $43 - $52 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive knowledge of FAA regulations and compliance, with a strong focus on quality assurance and airworthiness in a Part 145 Repair Station environment. Proficient in overseeing inspections, training personnel, and managing quality standards for aircraft maintenance and repair processes.

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FAA Regulations ComplianceQuality Assurance ManagementTechnical Knowledge of AMC Fleet AircraftA&P CertificateExcellent Communication Skills

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Hard Skills

Quality Assurance ActivitiesReturn-to-Service ApprovalsFARs ProficiencyTechnical ResearchProgressive and Final InspectionsParts-Room InspectionsRepair Station Certification ComplianceEngineering Data ReviewProject SchedulingPerformance Evaluations

Soft Skills

Organizational SkillsDetail OrientedMultitasking AbilityPrioritization SkillsPresentation Skills

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft SuiteFAA Form 337Airworthiness CertificatesFerry PermitsField Approvals

Certifications & Qualifications

A&P CertificateIA Certificate

Industry Keywords

Part 145 Repair StationAirworthinessRegulatory ComplianceDOT/FAA Drug TestingAMC Fleet Aircraft

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Supervise Quality Assurance activities for the Part 145 Repair Station to ensure compliance with FAA regulations
Plan and direct development and maintenance of quality standards for repair station processes, materials, and products
Oversee and train 145 department personnel, including work assignments, scheduling, and input on performance reviews and hiring decisions
Coordinate with Shop Supervisors on maintenance issues and project scheduling
Perform and oversee return-to-service approvals, including FAA Form 337s and logbook entries for airframes, engines, propellers, and appliances
Apply for Airworthiness Certificates, Ferry Permits, and Field Approvals
Ensure aircraft and components conform to type design, approved alterations, applicable STCs, and flight-safety requirements
Conduct and oversee progressive and final inspections for aircraft and component airworthiness/serviceability
Interpret technical information and advise personnel on regulatory compliance
Liaise with the FAA, regulatory agencies, and manufacturers for requirements clarification and technical assistance
Research aircraft and engine maintenance logs for regulatory and company-policy compliance
Process and oversee work orders through all project phases
Perform and oversee parts-room incoming and receiving inspections
Provide technical assistance in developing and maintaining AAIP revisions
Guide Quality Assurance Inspectors and assist department personnel with technical and administrative decisions
Ensure compliance with Repair Station Certification requirements
Assist with repair station manual additions and revisions
Review engineering data processes and procedures
Oversee inspections of articles and installations for conformity to approved data
Assist with personnel issues and performance evaluations
Plan and work within an approved departmental budget
Perform other analysis and assigned duties

Requirements

What you’ll need

High school diploma or GED; and five or more years’ technical rotor wing related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience
3-5 years previous experience in a FAA Certified Repair Station
Technical knowledge of AMC Fleet aircraft, specifically BHT-407, AS350, EC-130, EC-135, and EC-145
Technical knowledge of all aircraft, appliances, and processes approved on the FAA Part 145 Operations Specification
Proficient with FARs and able to perform complex research of Federal Regulations
Demonstrated commitment to airworthiness and quality of aircraft parts approved for return to service
Excellent organizational skills; detail oriented; ability to prioritize, multitask, and meet deadlines
Excellent written and verbal communication and presentation skills
Proficient with Microsoft Suite, including Word, Excel, and Outlook
A&P Certificate
IA Certificate preferred
Regular scheduled attendance
Compliance with DOT/FAA drug and alcohol testing regulations, including pre-employment, random, reasonable suspicion, and post-accident testing

Benefits

Comp & perks

May require travel, shift work, weekends, and overtime
Reasonable accommodations for disabled employees, subject to applicable laws and policies