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Borescope Inspector
What the posting is about
Conduct borescope inspections on CFM56/V2500 engines, assess engine condition, document findings, coordinate follow-up actions, maintain inspection equipment, adhere to EASA standards. Requires direct borescope inspection experience on CFM56 engines, BSI Inspector training, familiarity with OEM manuals, proficiency with borescope tools, strong communication skills, attention to detail, and ability to travel.
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LevelNot stated
Experience askedNot stated
EmploymentFull time
LocationTallinn, Harjumaa, Estonia
RemoteNot stated
Visa sponsorshipNot stated
SalaryNot published, and most postings do not
Posted2025-07-16
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The posting, as the company wrote it
Employment: Full-Time
Minimum experience: Experienced
At Magnetic Group, we take immense pride in our people and the work that we do. Passion is what drives us, and the mission to help aviation companies help the world is what unites us. If it resonates with you and you have the same values as us, you could become part of our team and shape the industry’s future together.
We are looking for a qualified and experienced Borescope Inspector to join our Engineering Services team based in Tallinn, Estonia or remotely (hybrid).
As a Borescope Inspector, you will perform detailed internal visual inspections on assigned engines. This role plays a critical part in ensuring airworthiness and compliance with OEM and regulatory standards. The successful candidate will be responsible for identifying, evaluating, and reporting findings through borescope inspection procedures during the engine inspection phase.
Main Responsibilities:
Conduct borescope inspections on CFM56/V2500 engines, assessing turbine, compressor, and combustion sections for defects such as cracks, FOD, wear, and contamination
Perform general visual inspections (GVI) on engines when instructed
Interpret OEM manuals to determine engine technical condition
Document inspection findings thoroughly, including image/video capture and technical write-ups, using digital reporting systems
Coordinate the follow-up actions with the respective Engineers
Maintain inspection equipment and ensure calibration records are up to date
Ensure strict adherence to EASA regulatory standards and safety protocols
Main Requirements:
Must have direct borescope inspection experience on CFM56 engines (both -5B and -7B variants preferred)
Experience with any other engine type and APU BSI is considered as an advantage
Completed BSI Inspector training from P-147 or equivalent organization
Familiarity with OEM maintenance manuals and inspection criteria
Proficient with borescope tools and imaging systems (e.g., GE Everest, Olympus IPLEX)
Strong verbal and written communication skills in English
Ability to work independently and maintain high attention to detail
Ability to travel with short notice (mainly within Europe)
What We Offer
A unique opportunity to grow your career in one of the world’s most dynamic global industries — aviation
Opportunity to be a part of, and help power a world-class aviation company known in the industry for its passionate people, speed, and high-quality service
A fast-paced, international, and inclusive work environment with passionate colleagues
A high level of trust, autonomy, and encouragement to innovate and experiment
Comprehensive benefits, including health insurance, company events, and wellness programs
Ready to accelerate your career and help us build the future of aviation? Apply now and join Magnetic Group!
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