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If you're an Aircraft Structures Inspector who actually cares about doing things properly, not just getting them out the door, you'll feel at home here.This is an opportunity to join a well-established aircraft repair and overhaul business supporting commercial airlines, leasing companies and MRO partners across the UK and internationally. The business has a strong reputation for quality, low staff turnover and a genuinely supportive working environment, with ambitious growth plans over the coming years.You'll be part of a close-knit engineering team working on real aircraft components and structures, where your experience and judgement genuinely matter.What you'll be doing:Carrying out structural inspections across repair and overhaul work in line with AMM, SRM & CMM manual accordanceEnsuring all inspection and release documentation is accurate, compliant and up to dateProviding technical input to support repair assessments and customer quotationsWorking closely with stores and production to ensure parts, labour and work scopes are alignedInspections to be carried out on receipt of components, stage inspection and on completionWhat we're looking for:Experience inspecting aircraft structures and componentsGood understanding of aviation maintenance documentation and regulatory standardsA detail-driven, methodical approach to quality and complianceExperience within an MRO or similar aircraft maintenance environmentAdvantageous if held previous stamp approval.Knowledge of paint systems and applicationWhat's on offer:£25 - £35 per hour depending on experience40 hours per weekPermanent role with a stable, growing aviation businessSupportive, engineer-led culture with very low staff turnoverMonday – Friday, Days only.If you're a structures inspector who wants to be part of a well-run MRO where people are valued and work is steady, this is one worth exploring.For more information, please contact Jamie at The ONE Group's Engineering & Manufacturing Division byPhone: 01733 234000Mobile: 07399773939Email:Recruitment as it should be.