Aircraft Quality Inspector

Aircraft Quality Inspector Location: Everett, WA Pay Range: $40.00$42.00 per hour, based on experience Employment Type: Full-Time About Davcor Aviation Services Davcor Aviation Services provides specialized aircraft maintenance and repair support to the aviation industry, with deep roots in Aircraft Fuel Systems Maintenance and Repair.

Since our founding in 2016, we have continued to grow by building a skilled workforce centered on safety, accountability, technical excellence, and dependable performance.

We believe strong aviation operations start with experienced people who take pride in doing the job correctly.

Davcor is committed to providing aviation professionals with opportunities to expand their skills, contribute to major maintenance programs, and build long-term careers within a growing organization.

The Opportunity Davcor Aviation Services is hiring an experienced Aircraft Quality Inspector to join commercial heavy aircraft maintenance operations in Everett, Washington.

In this role, you will provide quality oversight throughout the maintenance process, inspecting aircraft, components, completed work, and maintenance records to confirm compliance with applicable FAA requirements, approved technical documentation, customer specifications, and company procedures.

The Aircraft Quality Inspector will perform inspections at multiple stages of the maintenance process, from initial receiving and preliminary inspection through in-process verification and final buy-back.

This position plays an important role in ensuring maintenance is properly performed, documented, and completed to required airworthiness standards.

What You'll Do Inspect incoming aircraft and components using applicable customer work instructions, maintenance manuals, and approved technical data.

Perform preliminary inspections to identify aircraft or component conditions requiring documentation or corrective action.

Complete required in-process quality inspections during aircraft maintenance and modification activities.

Verify critical maintenance tasks such as torque applications, dimensional tolerances, system rigging, operational checks, and clearance-to-close requirements.

Conduct final and buy-back inspections to confirm completed maintenance meets technical, regulatory, and airworthiness requirements.

Review completed work packages and maintenance records for accuracy, completeness, and proper documentation.

Verify task cards, aircraft logbook entries, maintenance records, serviceable tags, and supporting documentation.

Ensure maintenance records comply with applicable FAA requirements, Repair Station Manual procedures, and customer Continuous Airworthiness Maintenance Programs (CAMP).

When appropriately authorized, complete return-to-service inspections and required airworthiness release documentation, including aircraft logbook entries and FAA Form 337 documentation.

Inspect and audit maintenance work areas, tooling, processes, and related activities for compliance ...