Quality Surveyor

Position Description

Role description:
Quality Surveyor is a member of the Quality Department headed by the nominated “Quality Manager” (or referred as “Compliance Monitoring Manager”).
The Quality Manager (and the quality team) is required by the Part-145, Part-21 or any applicable national airworthiness regulations to be responsible for specific quality and aviation safety functions.

Why the job exists: 
It is required by various national airworthiness regulations to ensure adequate manpower is allocated to the specific quality and aviation safety functions.

Overall significance of the job from the organisation’s point of view:
1. It is the regulatory requirement to ensure adequate and competent manpower resource is allocated to the specific quality and aviation safety functions.
2. The job plays key role in compliance monitoring functions in regulatory requirements and customer requirements.
3. The job plays key role in aviation safety functions, in particular, aviation safety risk management function.

What You'll Do

• Safety – Through exercising duties in compliance monitoring, to identify and report any non-compliance in applicable regulatory or company aviation safety requirement, and to identify and report any potential hazard that may affect the aviation safety.
• Quality - Through exercising duties in compliance monitoring, to identify and report any non-compliance in applicable regulatory or company quality requirement.
• To carry out the duties that meeting the standard stipulated in the applicable regulatory and/or company requirements regarding compliance monitoring and safety management.

What You'll Need

• Aeronautical and Practical Experience: Minimum 3 years experience in airline engineering, aircraft, engine or component maintenance organisation. Acceptable proof of experience include, but not limited to, log book, reference letter issued by previous employer(s), etc.
• Qualification requirements:
  • Holding a degree in any discipline
  • Or, holding associate or higher diploma with 5 years experience in airline engineering, aircraft, engine or component maintenance organisation
  • Or, holding an aircraft maintenance licence, a maintenance authorisation or a design authorisation 
  • Or, completed HKCEE / HKDSEE / High School or equivalent with 7 years experience in airline engineering, aircraft, engine or component maintenance organisation.
• Knowledge requirements:
  • Maintenance organisation approval, or Design/Production organisation approval or airworthiness regulatory requirements as applicable. 
  • AS9100 or ISO9001 Lead auditor training, or an acceptable auditor training
  • Aviation accident/incidence investigation training, or maintenance error investigation training
  • Human factors
  • Safety management system
  • Fuel tank safety
  • Electrical wiring interconnection system