Aerospace Lead Auditor
Pubblicato il 01-09-2026 - Rina in Rozzano
Questa posizione è in RINA
Il processo di selezione sarà interamente gestito RINA.
Questa occasione è disponibile in Firenze, Rozzano, Casalecchio di Reno.
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Aerospace Lead Auditor Posting Date: 9 Jul 2026 City: Firenze Location: Firenze, IT, 50144 Rozzano, IT, 20089 Casalecchio Di Reno, IT, 40033 Contract Type: Permanent Division: Mediterranean & Africa Certification Level of experience: Intermediate RINA is currently recruiting for a Aerospace Lead Auditor to join its office in Florence, Milan or Bologna, Italy within the Mediterranean & Africa Certification Division.
Mission
The role focuses on planning, execution, and management of audits within our certification business, leading large and complex customer engagements, ensuring effective audit processes, compliance with standards, and fostering strong client relationships. #LI-MC1 Key Accountabilities
- Lead and coordinate comprehensive third-party audits in accordance with the EN9100:2018 aerospace quality management standard,
conducting thorough evaluations of client processes and quality systems to verify compliance and identify areas for continuous improvement.
- Manage a complex three-year strategic audit schedule for diverse aerospace client organizations, ensuring timely execution of audits that uphold certification validity and foster sustained organizational development.
- Engage proactively with clients, conducting in-depth consultations to understand their operational environments and certification goals, establishing yourself as a trusted advisor who supports their journey toward excellence.
- Collaborate extensively with internal departments such as engineering, quality assurance, and compliance teams to facilitate the effective implementation of audit recommendations and corrective action plans, ensuring measurable outcomes.
- Stay abreast of the latest advancements in aerospace regulations, including EASA Part 145 and Part 21, as well as evolving industry quality standards and best practice