Job Listing Description

Quality Inspector – Aviation Excellence Starts With You
Location: Tucson, AZ | Pay: $38–$45/hour

Your Expertise. Our Mission. Safer Skies.

Take on a pivotal role where your skills and attention to detail directly impact the safety, compliance, and performance of modern aircraft. Our aerospace client in Tucson, AZ—recognized for excellence in manufacturing, repair, and testing—seeks a Quality Inspector with a passion for precision and a commitment to aviation standards.

This is more than a job—it's your opportunity to help define the standard of safety in the skies.

Key Responsibilities

As a Quality Inspector, you are a trusted authority in ensuring every aircraft component, part, and system meets the highest airworthiness standards. Your day-to-day responsibilities include:

• Ensuring all maintenance, repairs, and alterations are fully compliant with FAA, FAR, and other regulatory bodies

• Conducting precise inspections of aircraft, engines, and parts using specialized tools and methods

• Overseeing and validating aircraft documentation, from arrival records to completed work packages

• Performing aircraft weighing procedures and walk-around inspections prior to return to service

• Coordinating inspection activities using computer-based maintenance tracking systems (CAMPS, AVTRAC, etc.)

• Reviewing and verifying new, repaired, or rebuilt parts for conformity and quality

• Researching and interpreting technical data, engineering orders, and maintenance documentation

• Participating in the return-to-service process to confirm all airworthiness requirements are met

• Communicating inspection findings clearly and providing detailed reports to both internal teams and external customers

• Supporting continuous improvement by mentoring team members and sharing technical knowledge

What It Takes to Thrive

We’re looking for professionals who are not only technically skilled, but also proactive problem-solvers and collaborative team members.

Minimum Requirements:

• FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certification

• 3+ years of aircraft maintenance experience or substantiated equivalent

• 2+ years working with corporate or commercial jets

• Basic set of hand tools with proven inventory control

• Proficient in interpreting and applying domestic and international regulatory documentation (FAA Regs, CAA, ADs, SBs, TCDS, etc.)

• Skilled in the use of inspection tools and test equipment

• Strong understanding of return-to-service procedures

• Excellent communication and documentation skills

Preferred:

• Leadership qualities with the ability to train, coach, and mentor team members in inspection practices

• Experience working in fast-paced MRO or manufacturing environments

Ready to Take Flight?

If you're a detail-oriented aviation professional ready to lead from the inspection line, we want to hear from you. Apply today and join a team that’s setting the bar for excellence in aerospace safety.

Your precision keeps aircraft flying. Your next career move starts here!

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