FTAI owns and maintains commercial jet engines with a focus on CFM56 and V2500 engines. FTAI's propriety portfolio of products, including the Module Factory and a joint venture to manufacture engine PMA, enables it to provide cost savings and flexibility to our airline, lessor, and maintenance, repair, and operations customer base. Additionally, FTAI owns and leases jet aircraft which often facilitates the acquisition of engines at attractive prices. FTAI invests in aviation assets and aerospace products that generate strong and stable cash flows with the potential for earnings growth and asset appreciation. FTAI operates globally and has offices in New York, Miami, Montréal, Singapore. Dubai, United Kingdom and Ireland. JOB OVERVIEW The Vice President, Quality Control is the Person Responsible for Maintenance (PRM) for FTAIC's Transport Canada Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO). This leader owns the airworthiness of every product released by the AMO and is accountable to the Head of FTAI Canada (Accountable Executive) for ensuring that all maintenance is performed, inspected, recorded and certified in accordance with the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs), the Maintenance Policy Manual (MPM), approved data and customer requirements. The role combines hands-on regulatory accountability with up-to-date, data-driven quality control: digital inspection, real-time conformity metrics, human-factors-based error prevention and a just culture. The VP Quality Control works in close partnership with, but independently of, the Quality Assurance function, which audits the maintenance control system on behalf of the Accountable Executive. Person Responsible for Maintenance (PRM) Duties




- Act as the PRM named in the MPM and maintain TCCA acceptance of the appointment; designate and maintain a qualified alternate PRM for periods of absence.
- Ensure all maintenance performed under the AMO certificate complies with CAR 573 (AMOs), CAR 571 (Maintenance) and the associated Standards, and is performed only within the scope of the AMO's approved ratings and capabilities.
- Ensure maintenance is performed using current, approved or acceptable data, including data approved under CAR 521 for repairs and modifications, and elevate to Engineering when approved data is not available.
- Maintain the adequacy of personnel, facilities, tooling, equipment and data needed to support the AMO's work scope, and stop or restrict work where these are not adequate.
- Ensure findings raised by the Quality Assurance program and by TCCA are addressed with effective, timely corrective action; own corrective action plans for findings within the maintenance control system.
- Own the content of the MPM sections governing maintenance control, inspection and maintenance release; submit amendments for TCCA approval as required.
- Ensure Service Difficulty Reports (SDRs) and other mandatory reports are submitted to TCCA and type certificate holders within required timeframes.
- Serve as the primary point of contact with TCCA inspectors for maintenance matters, and support certificate renewals, rating changes and capability list amendments.

Key Responsibilities
Chief Inspector Oversight
- Provide direct oversight of the Chief Inspector,



who manages day-to-day inspection activity; set objectives, review performance and ensure the Chief Inspector has the authority, staffing and resources to carry out the role.
- Approve the inspection procedures, standards and hold points established by the Chief Inspector, and ensure they are reflected in the MPM.
- Review the Chief Inspector's recommendations for issuing, renewing, limiting or withdrawing inspection and certification authorities.
- Ensure the Chief Inspector's role, responsibilities and authority to stop work are defined in the MPM, and that a qualified delegate covers in their absence.
- Hold regular reviews with the Chief Inspector of inspection findings, escapes, workload and resourcing, and elevate systemic issues to the Head of FTAI Canada (Accountable Executive).
- Develop the Chief Inspector as a potential alternate PRM. Inspection and Product Conformity
- Through the Chief Inspector, ensure receiving, in-process, final and independent inspections are performed to defined standards across all product lines.
- Ensure maintenance releases (certification after maintenance) are signed only by personnel holding valid, current authorizations for the work certified.
- Oversee non-destructive testing (NDT), dimensional inspection and borescope programs, including technician qualification and equipment calibration.
- Own the nonconforming product process: segregation, disposition (Material Review Board), escapes, customer notification and containment.
- Maintain a foreign object damage/debris (FOD) prevention program and tool control program.
- Ensure only current, controlled maintenance data and technical publications are used for inspection and certification. Parts, Tooling and Supplier Con

📌 Vice President, Quality Control (Montreal)
🏢 FTAI Aviation
📍 Montreal