Julio Cesar Ozorio Da Silva

Produce workscopes, based on engines removal reasons and threshold; lead and support quality/root causes investigations; discuss and recommend quality initiatives and best practices into the shop.

Provide technical support to the customers and GE engineering.

• Collaborated with management or subordinates to resolve worker problems, complaints or grievances.
• Maintained regular communication within departments to plan and execute production goals.
• Read and analyzed charts, work orders and production schedules to determine production requirements and evaluate current production estimates and outputs.

• Communicated with production team members about quality issues.
• Inspected quality of products, taking note of functionality, appearance and other specifications.
• Follow assembly processes of CFM56 aircraft engines
• Review technical documentation package before engines shipment to ensure there would not be any quality issue regarding LLPs or SBs accomplishment.
• First member of Celma´s doctec team responsible to review technical documentation regarding ADs & SBs accomplishment

In the beginning, I used to work with JT8D engines parts inspection, taking care of compressor blades, being responsible for inspect and blend the airfoils. -

After 2 years I was inspecting rotating parts and looking for self-improvement and new opportunities.

In 1988 I was called to participate of the “SPEY program”, still as inspector