A&P/IA - General Aviation Inspector

A&P/IA – General Aviation Inspector

We are representing a respected, growing aviation organization serving general aviation and corporate aircraft owners. This company feels like family: they work hard, keep innovating, and genuinely take care of their people. If you want stable, hands-on work with real variety and leadership that backs you up, read on.

The Role

Put your Inspection Authorization to work. This role combines hands-on maintenance with inspection sign-offs, annuals, and return-to-service decisions on a diverse general aviation fleet, from piston singles to light twins and turboprops.

Your Responsibilities

• Perform and sign off annual inspections and major repairs/alterations (Form 337).
• Inspect, troubleshoot, repair, and modify GA aircraft.
• Research ADs, service bulletins, and maintenance records.
• Mentor A&P technicians and uphold quality and safety standards.
• Maintain accurate logbook entries and compliance documentation.

What You'll Need

• Active FAA A&P certificate with Inspection Authorization (IA) required.
• 3+ years of hands-on A&P maintenance experience required.
• Piston general aviation experience preferred.
• Strong knowledge of FARs and inspection procedures.
• Detail-oriented, accountable, and a team player.

Why People Stay

• Stability: Long-term growth, steady workload, and a team that keeps its people.
• "If It's Broke, Fix It": No cutting corners. Aircraft are maintained safe, squawk-free, and to high standards.
• Family & Work-Life Priority: Flexibility for early or late launches, with leadership that makes sure you don't miss your family's big moments.
• Growth: Hands-on variety, training support, and a clear path to more responsibility.
• Benefits: Competitive pay, overtime opportunity, 401(k), medical, dental, vision, and PTO.

Compensation: {$42-58/hr} depending on experience, plus overtime opportunity and full benefits.

Ready for a team that takes care of its people? Apply today for a confidential conversation.