As our Return-to-Service Inspector, you are the person who makes sure nothing returns to service until the paper is right. You review every return-to-service package against our General Maintenance Manual, hold the aircraft until it is complete, and keep each aircraft's records true to the aircraft. This is a records and compliance role, not a hands-on wrench or inspection role.
Locations (2)
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Compensation
Competitive salary commensurate with experience
Performance-based bonus eligibility (role dependent)
Responsibilities
Own the return-to-service package for every maintenance event, from work order and task cards to ADs, 8130-3s, 337s, and the logbook release entry
Hold aircraft out of service until the package is complete, and flag schedule risk to the Chief Inspector and Maintenance Control early, with specifics
Build the records side of new aircraft conformity packages so they go to the FAA complete
Verify that every release signer and RII inspector holds the right BOND authorizations, and keep those files current
Keep CAMP, the AFML, and aircraft records accurate and audit-ready for the FAA, ARGUS, and Wyvern
Requirements
FAA A&P certificate
Nice to have: Bombardier Global or Challenger experience
Nice to have: FAA Inspection Authorization (IA)
Nice to have: Part 135 conformity package assembly experience
Serve as the first point of contact and final touch-point during the purchasing journey, ensuring a seamless and memorable customer experience by coordinating the final sale with internal teams.
Responsibilities
Welcome guests, assess the purpose of their visit, and direct them to the appropriate department
Manage incoming calls by routing them appropriately and providing general company information
Process new and transfer inventory accurately, including printing and reprinting stock tags
Support recall documentation by checking manufacturer portals and notifying internal teams
Create new customer profiles in CAMP and maintain accurate internal records
Critical, multi-function role responsible for ensuring the operational readiness, regulatory compliance, and global logistical efficiency of aviation operations, overseeing aircraft maintenance documentation, parts procurement, international logistics, EHS compliance, and facility maintenance.
Responsibilities
Establish and maintain standards for departmental tracking systems to ensure compliance with Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Part 91 requirements
Oversee the precise documentation of all inspections, component changes, and maintenance activities within aircraft maintenance tracking systems and logbooks
Ensure rigorous accuracy of data input regarding aircraft hours and landings (Airframe, Engine, APU), cyclic inspections, and component times/cycles
Maintain and audit all aircraft maintenance files and physical documentation to ensure the fleet is always audit-ready
Plan, organize, and implement the purchase of equipment, supplies, and aircraft spare parts worldwide
Requirements
High School diploma/GED
Nice to have: Aviation Management
Nice to have: Logistics and Supply Chain
Nice to have: Part 135 or 91 operations experience
Nice to have: Aircraft maintenance tracking software (CAMP, Veyron)
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