Aviation Safety Inspector
- sunderland, tyne and wear, SR5 3XB, United Kingdom
- Permanent·On-site
- Full time
- £55,000 - £55,000 Per Annum
Job Description
About the Role
Our client is looking for a meticulous and experienced Aviation Safety Inspector to join their team in Sunderland . This critical role involves overseeing and enforcing aviation safety regulations, conducting inspections of aircraft, operators, and facilities to ensure compliance with national and international standards. You will play a key role in maintaining the highest levels of safety within the aviation industry, identifying potential hazards, and implementing corrective actions. The ideal candidate will possess a strong understanding of aviation law and a proactive approach to safety management.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct thorough inspections of aircraft, maintenance organisations, and flight operations to ensure regulatory compliance.
- Investigate aviation accidents and incidents, gathering evidence and preparing detailed reports.
- Develop and implement safety management systems and procedures for aviation organisations.
- Provide guidance and training to aviation professionals on safety regulations and best practices.
- Monitor industry trends and regulatory changes to ensure ongoing compliance and safety enhancement.
Requirements
- Significant experience in aviation operations, maintenance, or regulation.
- Hold a recognized Aviation Safety Inspector qualification or equivalent.
- In-depth knowledge of relevant aviation legislation and safety standards (e.g., EASA, CAA regulations).
- Excellent analytical, report-writing, and communication skills.
- Ability to conduct site visits and inspections independently.
Benefits
- Competitive salary with excellent benefits package.
- Opportunities for career advancement within the aviation safety sector.
- Comprehensive training on new regulations and inspection techniques.
- Pension contribution and health insurance.
- A vital role contributing to aviation safety from our Sunderland base.


