Aviation inspector, Kaitirotiro rererangi
Also known as
- Airworthiness inspector, air transport inspector, flight operations inspector, air accident inspector, unmanned aviation inspector
Aviation inspectors review all procedures, equipment and systems on aircraft to make sure aviation safety regulations are followed. They may inspect flight logs and investigate accidents.
Your pay could be
$50K
Lower
$64K to $131K
Most common
$156K
Upper
How does this pay compare?
Pay is before tax
Aviation inspectors
- usually work shifts and may be on call during weekends and evenings
- usually work in maintenance workshops, airports, airfields and aircraft hangars
- may work in all weather conditions
- need to be responsible, safety conscious and work well under pressure
Tasks
- inspect aircraft or aircraft components
- investigate transportation incidents, violations, or complaints
- review documents or materials for compliance with policies or regulations
- issue certificates or licences
- schedule operational activities
- coordinate flight control or management activities
- record service or repair activities
- recommend changes or corrective procedures
- monitor equipment gauges or displays to ensure proper operation
- pilot aircraft
Practical
Organised
Investigative
Interests that fit this job
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Do the quizYou need experience and a qualification to become an aviation inspector.
You need
- experience in similar work
- an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Licence (AMEL) or recognised equivalent experience
- 60 months of practical aviation engineering experience if no formal engineering training
You may need
- a New Zealand Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering (Pre-Employment Skills) (Level 3)
- a New Zealand Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering (Level 4)
- a graduate certificate or diploma in aircraft maintenance and aeronautical engineering
- a New Zealand Certificate in Aeronautical Engineering (Production Control) (Level 6)
- a relevant tertiary qualification in aerospace engineering and technology
- a pilot licence
- relevant military experience
If you’re in school
You need NCEA Level 3 to do the study or training for this job.
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