The Inspector reports directly to the Chief Inspector and is responsible for the efficient and economical determination of airworthiness of aircraft maintenance and other assigned inspection work.

Responsibilities include:

• Ascertaining that assigned work is accomplished to a high standard of workmanship and in accordance with AAT, FAA, and manufacturer’s standards

• Ensuring all necessary parts tags are correctly executed for units or parts changed

• Performing receiving inspections for new and continued service parts, verifying manufacturer/overhaul certification, and checking for shipping damage

• Inspecting articles, products, facilities, vendors, and equipment as directed by the Chief Inspector

• Conducting incoming and stockroom inspections for proper tagging, bagging, storage, shelf life, and housekeeping

• Performing technical research to determine status/compliance of aircraft, components, or systems

• Reading, writing, speaking, and understanding the English language

• Ensuring completion of logbook entries as required

• Ensuring compliance with all applicable CFRs during assignments

• Performing inspections only on products for which proper training and qualification have been received

• Conducting On-the-Job Training (OJT)

• Reviewing, auditing, copying, and controlling AAT aircraft records as directed by the Chief Inspector

• Acting on behalf of the repair station when authorized

• Performing other duties as assigned by the Chief Inspector

Note: Duties and responsibilities may be delegated to any qualified individual with Chief Inspector approval, but such delegation does not relieve the Chief Inspector of overall responsibility.