Quality Assurance - Technical Inspector (UH-60)

Location: Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, United States; full on-site role

Company

hirify.global provides aviation maintenance, quality assurance, and technical support services for the US Army Flight Test Directorate.

What you will do

• Perform maintenance test flights and functional check flight operations for UH-60 aircraft.
• Conduct scheduled, unscheduled, visual, and physical inspections of aircraft, components, parts, products, and raw materials.
• Apply quality control and safety plans in accordance with Army directives, contract specifications, approved technical data, and hirify.global QMS procedures.
• Perform fault isolation and troubleshooting and provide technical assistance to resolve maintenance problems.
• Document inspection results, maintain quality control files, enter data into databases, and manage contractor pilot and non-rated crewmember flight records.
• Communicate deficiencies and corrective actions with management, staff, and crew members.

Requirements

• Minimum 10 years of Army Aviation maintenance experience.
• At least 3 years of Army Aviation maintenance quality control experience.
• Completion of military aircraft repairer school for a UH-60L, UH-60K, UH-60M, or UH-60V.
• Graduation from the BNOCC or an equivalent Armed Forces technical inspector course.
• Required FAA A&P License.
• Thorough knowledge of Army rotary-wing and commercial aviation maintenance practices and regulations, including automated TAMMS-A; ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.

Nice to have

• Bachelor’s degree in management, production management, aviation maintenance, professional aeronautics with technical specializations, or aviation quality.
• Two years of developmental flight-testing experience.

Culture & Benefits

• Regular full-time employment.
• Drug-free workplace with post-offer, pre-employment substance-abuse testing.
• Equal employment opportunity and reasonable accommodation practices.
• Preference may be given to Calista shareholders, their descendants and spouses, and shareholders of other corporations established under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.