Inspector, QA PL

In your role, you will

• Adhere to General Work Requirements
• Inspect incoming purchased parts, articles, materials, and documentation to requirements of technical data and purchase orders 
• Inspect outgoing parts, articles, materials, and documentation to the requirements of export shipping order and FAA requirements. 
• Inspect receipt of raw materials, detail parts, kits, components, subassemblies, and major assemblies for visual damage and ensure contents and documentation comply with purchase order, methods documents, and engineering specifications. 
• Inspect export of raw materials, detail parts, kits, components, and subassemblies for visual damage and ensure contents comply with applicable parts of chapter 14 CFR, purchase order, and engineering specifications as a FAA designated inspector 
• Track and maintain accurate shipping/receiving inventory and inspection results using multiple computerized databases and manual filing systems 
• Perform stock checks on all suspect discrepant inventory items when requested 
• Document discrepancies and coordinate resolution with assigned area of Production, Methods, Engineering, and/or Material Review Board (MRB) as appropriate 
• Ensure all inspection documentation and production work instructions are complete and comply with quality system and engineering specifications 
• Ensure that required certifications are current 
• Understand Interpretation and practical application of FAA and TCCA regulatory requirement
   

As our ideal candidate

• You typically have a minimum of 3 years' shipping/receiving inspection experience or any of the options listed in Level I, or:
• You have an engineering university degree and typically a minimum of 2 years' aerospace industry specific experience
• You typically have a minimum of 2 years' aerospace specific quality inspection or inspection planning experience (Civilian, Military or Bombardier internal)
• You have experience working with Authorized Release Certificates (FAA 8130 / TCCA Form One / EASA Form 1) 
• You have experience with industry standard parts and specifications of National Aerospace Standards (NAS), Air Force-Navy Aeronautical Standards (AN), etc. 
• You have the ability to establish a working relationship with FAA, TCCA or EASA (FAA PMA, PC or Part 145, TCCA MA or CAR 571 & 573, EASA POA or Part 145)
• You have the ability to read and interpret engineering documents (drawings / specification)
• You have working knowledge of export process