Ensure that all maintenance and alteration performed by repair station are in accordance with the Ratings and Operations Specification of the FAA 145 Repair Station.

Accomplish inspections and related functions as directed by job cards, Maintenace manuals, ADs as specified by the work packages and the repair station.

Review paperwork including, but not limited to, maintenance forms, parts tags, job cards, log pages and tally sheets to ensure compliance with the Repair Station Manual.

Train and assist all personnel training under the Repair Station Certificate as directed by the Chief Inspector.

Ensure all calibration of tools and equipment used by the Repair Station.

Report any identified risks associated with the Repair Station to the Chief Inspector.

Perform all actions required for Return to Service.

Active and current FAA Airframe and Power plant certificate with current FAA Inspection Authorization, or eligible to acquire FAA inspection Authorization.

Minimum of 5-years of aviation experience.

Single and twin-engine piston aircraft General Aviation experience, as well as Cessna Citation, Cessna 208, Beechcraft King Air aircraft required.

Must e willing to perform duties of an A & P technician when not performing inspection duties.

Must be willing to participate in the AOG on-call maintenance program.

Must have thorough understanding of the applicable Federal Aviation Regulations, as well as inspection methods, techniques, and equipment used to determine the quality or airworthiness of an article undergoing maintenance, repair, or alterations.

Strong written and oral communication skills and the ability to professionally communicate with customers.

Possess adequate tools.

Valid driver's license with good driving record.

Two years of inspection experience strongly preferred.