Receiving Inspector

Job Summary

The Receiving Inspector will carry out the complete receiving of all rotables, tools, consumables and expendables, while also maintaining and recording parts movements within the quarantine room. The Receiving Inspector will also be responsible for auditing any after-hours receiving carried out by Aircraft Material Handlers to ensure all items are received in accordance with the procedures identified in the Maintenance Control Manual.

Duties & Responsibilities

Demonstrated ability to review and validate aircraft component certification and traceability documentation to determine whether documentation meets applicable Transport Canada requirements and company procedures prior to acceptance of aircraft components into inventory.
Ensure accurate time to the component is recorded as required for incoming parts and set/reset constraints as applicable in the maintenance tracking system.
Ensure all part requirements as outlined in the certification documents are created, and/or properly tracked within the maintenance tracking system.
Ensure control is recorded on all “shelf life” items to permit timely removal of the item from inventory so it may not be issued for use on an aircraft after it has expired.
Conduct audits of after-hours receiving performed by Aircraft Material Handlers to ensure all items are received in accordance with the procedures identified in the Maintenance Control Manual and any discrepancies are corrected in a timely manner.
Ensure the placement in quarantine of all suspect material, components or parts which are found to be suspect of being defective or otherwise damaged and can not be of use on an aircraft.
Maintain a quarantine area to place items to prevent the use of uncertified material, parts or components from being installed or used on Company aircraft.
Ensure all snagged, quarantined and RMA receivings are followed up with in a timely manner and actioned according to priority.
Coordinate with Purchasing, Repair and Overhaul, and Vendors regarding the company certification of all incoming items.
Liaise with the Technical Records team to solve discrepancies regarding on-wing and off wing parts.
Ensure all incoming AOG parts are processed with the highest priority and that Maintenance is notified of their arrival.
Ensure all RMA’s are processed by priority.
Actively participate in Porter’s Safety Management System (SMS) including, reporting hazards and incidents encountered in daily operations; understand, comply and promote the Company Safety Policy.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Behavioural Competencies

Concern for Safety: Identifying hazardous or potentially hazardous situations and taking appropriate action to maintain a safe environment for self and others.

Teamwork: Working collaboratively with others to achieve organizational goals.

Passenger/Customer Service: Providing service excellence to internal and/or external customers (passengers).

Initiative: Dealing with situations and issues proactively and persistently, seizing opportunities that arise.

Results Focus: Focusing efforts on achieving high quality results consistent with the organization’s standards.

Fostering Communication: Listening and communicating openly, honestly, and respectfully with different audiences, promoting dialogue and building consensus.

Qualifications

Strong understanding of component traceability, including P/N, S/N, batch/lot numbers, certification status, shelf life, life limits, and supporting maintenance documentation
Strong attention to detail with excellent documentation, record-keeping, computer, and communication skills
Working knowledge of Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs), particularly CAR 571 and CAR 573, and Transport Canada requirements for aircraft components.
1-2 years experience in an aircraft Stores/parts environment. (Preferred)
1-2 years working within a Maintenance Tracking Systems (AMOS an asset)
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds repetitively as well as, bend and kneel

Location

Toronto (Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport - YTZ) #LI-Onsite