HEICO
Quality Supervisor
Aircraft Technology, Inc., (ATI), a subsidiary of HEICO Corporation, is an FAA/EASA Part 145 Repair Station. ATI supports a wide range of rotary and fixed wing components found on both commercial and military platforms around the world. Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Responsible for calibration tool collection, computer program update, and scanning and maintaining calibration certificates and database. Plan and conduct organization's Annual Internal Audit Program. Familiarization and understanding of the applicable regulations, inspection methods, techniques, practices, aids, equipment, and tools used to determine the airworthiness of a component returned from outside service vendors. Be proficient and qualified using proper inspection procedures such as but not limited to incoming and in process (hidden damage) and final. Verify part number and serial number of the items received into the repair station match customer's paperwork. Updating revisions on OEM technical data and repair station documents. Respond to repair station customer surveys. Perform training and update data in training program. Initiate "Capability Evaluation Form" on all components not found in the repair stations FAA accepted capability list during receiving inspection. Perform incoming receiving inspection. Update data in the corrective action computer software system. Maintain Technical Data, jigs, and tooling program. Writing, and editing procedures. Create quality reports for various purposes. Conducts initial and ongoing review of suppliers. Conducts other duties as assigned.
Aircraft Technology, Inc., (ATI), a subsidiary of HEICO Corporation, is an FAA/EASA Part 145 Repair Station. ATI supports a wide range of rotary and fixed wing components found on both commercial and military platforms around the world. Essential Duties And Responsibilities
Responsible for calibration tool collection, computer program update, and scanning and maintaining calibration certificates and database. Plan and conduct organization's Annual Internal Audit Program. Familiarization and understanding of the applicable regulations, inspection methods, techniques, practices, aids, equipment, and tools used to determine the airworthiness of a component returned from outside service vendors. Be proficient and qualified using proper inspection procedures such as but not limited to incoming and in process (hidden damage) and final. Verify part number and serial number of the items received into the repair station match customer's paperwork. Updating revisions on OEM technical data and repair station documents. Respond to repair station customer surveys. Perform training and update data in training program. Initiate "Capability Evaluation Form" on all components not found in the repair stations FAA accepted capability list during receiving inspection. Perform incoming receiving inspection. Update data in the corrective action computer software system. Maintain Technical Data, jigs, and tooling program. Writing, and editing procedures. Create quality reports for various purposes. Conducts initial and ongoing review of suppliers. Conducts other duties as assigned.