Responsible for implementing, managing and enforcing quality policies and procedures within an aerospace organization (APU overhaul, component repair, testing, and turbine-powered ground support equipment manufacturing). Oversee quality department activities, ensuring products meet safety, compliance, and quality standards under U.S. and international regulatory requirements.
Key responsibilities:
- Ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements and manufacturers' specifications (FARs, EASA, CAAC and other directives).
- Collaborate with customers, FAA, and DCMA on inspections and audits.
- Participate in the development and maintenance of DER repairs and PMAs.
- Administer manuals and technical data (personnel roster, repair station capability list, repair station, quality control and EASA manuals).
- Supervise Inspection Department personnel and ensure proper inspections and record-keeping.
- Ensure calibration and availability of inspection tools and test equipment.
- Administer internal audit and corrective action programs.
- Oversee training, safety, certification, and drug/alcohol programs.
- Certify products using FAA forms (337, 8130-3) and other certificates.
- Conduct subcontractor audits and capability surveys.
Schedule: full-time, 8-hour shift, weekends as needed. On-site in Tucson, AZ. No relocation, no visa sponsorship.
Benefits: health, dental, vision, and life insurance; paid time off.
Qualifications:
Must have:
1. Minimum 5 years of quality assurance management in an FAA Repair Station, or equivalent experience
2. Knowledge of Federal Aviation Regulations (Part 145), EASA and CAAC requirements
3. Excellent communication skills and proficiency in Microsoft Office and Access
4. U.S. work authorization without visa sponsorship
Nice to have: A&P License (highly preferred); 5+ years technical experience in a Part 145 Repair Station, particularly with gas turbines; component repair experience (welding, machining, grinding, balancing).
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