As an Aviation Inspector, you will need to master following:

• apply airport standards and regulations
• aviation standards and recommended practices
• common aviation safety regulations
• conduct aviation auditing
• conduct quality assurance inspections on fuel operations
• conduct regular aviation research
• content of airworthiness directives
• enforce fuel storage regulations
• evaluate implementation of safety procedures
• information confidentiality
• inspect aircraft documentation
• issue waivers
• monitor airworthiness certifications
• procedures associated with different air navigation areas

More generally, an aviation inspector is also versed in:

• apply technical communication skills
• comply with legal regulations
• have computer literacy
• liaise with colleagues
• liaise with managers
• perform risk analysis
• prepare audit activities
• prepare financial auditing reports
• use technical documentation

It also helps to know the following:

• airport operating environment
• conduct flight proficiency checks
• investigate aircraft accidents
• prepare aviation equipment and facilities for training purposes
• work in an aviation team
• operate scientific measuring equipment