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Aviation safety inspector requirements can be divided into technical requirements and required soft skills. The lists below show the most common requirements included in aviation safety inspector job postings.
Sample aviation safety inspector requirements
  • Proficient in aviation safety regulations
  • Airframe and powerplant license
  • FAA certification
  • Knowledge of aviation maintenance principles
  • Ability to read and interpret technical documents
Sample required aviation safety inspector soft skills
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Strong problem-solving skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Ability to prioritize tasks
  • Ability to work independently

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Matternet aviation safety inspector job description

Matternet is looking for a Head of Aviation Safety to continue developing Matternet's safety programs and initiatives, including the identification of trends, hazard mitigation procedures, and incident response. You will be our safety expert and internal investigative unit for safety-related matters.
You will

Take an active and hands-on approach to advocating for safety throughout Matternet

Continue the development and oversight of our Safety Management System (SMS)

Manage and coordinate risk management and reduction strategies within the organization

Perform and coordinate incident, accident, and irregular operations event investigations

Be responsible for ensuring adherence to all applicable domestic and international laws and regulations

Work with the NTSB, FAA, DOT, and other US and international government agencies when required

Attend and represent Matternet at industry and safety-related functions

Perform data analysis and trending for flight hazards. Work with Flight Operations staff to recommend safety improvements

Contribute to the safety analysis for the design and manufacture of Matternet's current and future sUAS platforms and supporting systems.

Collaborate with facilities managers on EH&S matters.

In the first 30 days: Understand the current state of SMS and Matternet assets. Build relationships with internal and external stakeholders

In the first 60 days: Begin making contributions to the ongoing development and continuous improvement of the company SMS. Lead safety risk management activities, as necessary

In the first 90 days: Make additions and updates to the safety strategy and roadmap as appropriate. Represent Matternet external safety workgroup

Requirements

10+ years' experience as a participant, or leader, of an aviation safety program

Master's degree in aviation, engineering, or safety management related field. An exception can be made for a Bachelor's degree with significant training and experience

Experience with analysis of data and risk mitigation using statistical analysis, risk assessment, and systems engineering concepts

Working knowledge and understanding of aviation safety programs both nationally and internationally to include but not limited to the Safety Management System (SMS), Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP), and Flight Operational Quality Assurance (FOQA)

Great additions

Experience in system safety and human factors engineering

Experience working at an aircraft original equipment manufacturer

Experience working with autonomous systems

Licensed pilot (Part 61 or similar)

Flight Test experience

Familiarization with workplace occupational safety standards and training requirements.
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Updated March 14, 2024

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